TOKYO - Japan has sounded out the United States about the possibility of a visit by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi in the latter half of March for a summit with President Donald Trump, a government source said Wednesday, as Tokyo looks to reaffirm its alliance with Washington amid tensions with Beijing.
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