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Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association receives outpouring of condolences for Abe - Vimarsana News

Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association receives outpouring of condolences for Abe

Taipei, July 9 (CNA) The Taipei office of the Japan-Taiwan Exchange Association on Saturday received an outpouring of condolence messages for the death of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe who was assassinated in Japan on Friday.

Former Japan leader Abe remembered as a friend to Taiwan after death - Vimarsana News

Former Japan leader Abe remembered as a friend to Taiwan after death

Taipei, June 8 (CNA) The death of former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, extolled by many in Taiwan for his consistent support in the face of Chinese aggression, has been met with grief and mourning from those across the country's political spectrum.

Japan to Import 'Democracy Fish' to Help Taiwan Offset China's Ban - Vimarsana News

Japan to Import 'Democracy Fish' to Help Taiwan Offset China's Ban

Japanese fish farmers prepare to import the grouper grown in Pingtung County and Kaohsiung City in southern Taiwan, after China suddenly banned imports.

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Japanese offer help after grouper ban - 焦點 - Vimarsana News

《TAIPEI TIMES》 Japanese offer help after grouper ban - 焦點

‘DEMOCRATIC FISH’: Soichiro Hayashi said he wants to return Taiwan’s kindness after it helped with relief efforts after the March 11, 2011, earthquake and tsunamiBy Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff writer, with CNA

Source: ltn.com.tw
Japanese offer help after grouper ban - Vimarsana News

Japanese offer help after grouper ban

Japanese fish farmers are ready to help Taiwan after China banned Taiwanese grouper imports, the <i>Sankei Shimbun</i> reported yesterday. The Chinese General Administration of Customs suspended imports of the fish on Monday last week, citing prohibited chemicals and excessive levels of oxytetracycline allegedly found in grouper imports since December last year. Soichiro Hayashi, president of the Hayashi Trout Farm in Japan’s Fukushima Prefecture, is leading the push for Taiwanese grouper imports, the newspaper said. His call has caught the attention of several large sushi chains...