TOKYO, Japan --- There was no mention of the visiting forces agreement (VFA) counterpart between Japan and the Philippines, but Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio said on Thursday they are looking toward a strengthened security cooperation between the two countries plus the United States (US). Kishida, during a briefing at the Prime Minister's Office, said he explained to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. what Japan's national security strategy is, which Marcos welcomed. Marcos was at the office of the Prime Minister as part of his official visit to Japan, which runs from February 8 to 12. "With regards to our security cooperation, I explained to the President suc...Keep on reading: No mention of Japan VFA, but Kishida seeks strengthened cooperation with PH, US