- South Korean President Lee Jae-myung and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will soon visit Japan.
- Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae announced the visits at a Liberal Democratic Party meeting.
- Takaichi aims to strengthen ties with countries sharing democratic values through these visits.

A: Hey, did you see the news today?

B: No, what's up? Anything interesting?

A: Apparently, South Korea’s president is planning a trip to Japan!

B: Seriously? Wow! When is he coming?

A: Soon, I guess! The Prime Minister, Takaichi, mentioned it.

B: Oh really? Who said that?

A: She talked about it at a meeting. Also, the Italian Prime Minister is visiting too!

B: Italy? That’s cool! Why are they coming?

A: Takaichi-san said she wants to build better relationships with countries that believe in freedom and democracy. Like, deepening trust, you know?

B: Ah, I see. Sounds like Japan’s trying to be a good friend with everyone.

A: Exactly! She wants to make things stable, politically.

B: That’s good news. Hopefully, everything goes well!