Japanese leader Kishida Fumio will visit Ottawa on Thursday, where he is expected to make a pitch for Canada\u0027s vast natural gas reserves.
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an energy-starved Japan appears poised to launch a similar campaign of begging Canada to sell more gas. Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio will make an official visit to Ottawa on Thursday, where he is expected toJapan is “stuck in a situation where they’re sourcing their LNG from Russia, and they don’t have another option,” Business Council of Canada executive Trevor Kennedy told The Canadian Press in advance of the visit.Japan ranks as the world second-largest buyer of imported LNG
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