"From the standpoint of our for-ign, relations in general," he. went on, "It is highly desirable to secure firmly our friendship with Great! Britain?
There are not a few points in Anglo-Japanese relations, which require adjustment. "Such are the questions of China and trade, and the Japanese Government ts making every effort to dispose of these probe Mr. Sato said he was gratified by the settlement of the Keelung incident and the surrender of perpetual leases held in Japan by British nationals.
AMI this" he declared, "together with the visit pald to London by Prince and Princess Yosubito Chichi bu, is providing a further impetus to the cultivation of Anglo-Japanese friendship."
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