TOKYO — Japan's state minister for foreign affairs Yoshifumi Tsuge will visit Beijing from Sunday to Tuesday, "to deal with the death of a child at Shenzhen Japanese School," the ministry said in a statement Sunday.
After the attack last week in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida demanded an explanation and urged China to ensure the safety of Japanese citizens.
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