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China has banned from most of Japan’s regions in the sea, and the dispute has been partially corrected in terms of Tokyo’s nuclear wastewater development.
China and Japan are basic trading partners, but have friction and military spending over territorial rivals in recent years.
The brutal occupation of China and some parts of China during the second World War in Japan is related to Beijing, who accused the past for the past.
Japan gradually began to release wastewater cleaned from Fukushima nuclear power plant entering the Pacific in 2023.
The action was supported by the International Atomic Energy Agency and the plant operator TEPCO, all radioactive elements have been filtered all the radioactive elements in a safe level.
However, this was sharply criticized by Beijing, which banned the import of Japanese seafood. Russia then followed the suit.
The Chinese Customs Office said in a statement on Sunday, the long-term monitoring of “abnormalities” nuclear water contaminated “samples of nuclear”.
As a result, China decided to continue conventionally “conditionally,” Fukushima and Tokyo, including 47 Prefectures, including Fukushima and Tokyo, “said Fukushima and Tokyo,” he decided to continue conventional. ”
The Japanese government told reporters in “positive” decision “positive”, Kazuhiko Aoki, Tokyo.
However, Japan will seriously require import rules that lifted the Chinese side from the 10th year’s prefectors, “he said.
The Japanese Minister of Agriculture Shinjiro Koizumi also called China’s “big stage”.
In 2011, a large earthquake caused a fatal tunamia that sank the fukushima nuclear device and pushed three to the melt.
China sounded against the release of cleansed wastewater, as it is environmentally friendly. However, in September last year, the import of seafood, “he will continue to gradually”.
The production companies where the trade stopped must re-apply for registration in China and must control “strictly”.