NARA, Japan — On his second day of his visit to Japan, President Lee Jae Myung visited Horyuji Temple with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, engaging in a friendly cultural exchange aimed at highlighting the growing goodwill between the two countries. The two leaders appeared relaxed and cordial throughout the visit. Prime Minister Takaichi, who arrived at the temple ahead of schedule, greeted President Lee upon his arrival. As they shook hands, President Lee remarked with concern that her hands felt cold. He also asked whether Takaichi, who grew up in Nara, had visited Horyuji on school excursions during her childhood. During the visit, Prime Minister Takaichi at one time gently held President Lee’s arm to caution him about a step he had not noticed on the temple grounds. She also showed personal interest by noting that he appeared to be wearing the same sneakers he had worn the previous day. Located in Nara Prefecture, the historic site is among Japan’s oldest temples and is home to the world’s oldest surviving wooden structures. It was designated Japan’s first UNESCO W