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Japan's top diplomat in China to address 'challenges'
The visit is Iwaya's first to China since becoming Japan's top diplomat earlier this year. China and Japan are key trading partners, but increased friction over disputed territories and military spending has frayed ties in recent years. Iwaya met with Wang at Beijing's opulent Diaoyutai State Guesthouse, footage from state broadcaster CCTV showed.
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