Japan on Monday (Nov 17) moved to tamp down an escalating row with China over Taiwan that has prompted Beijing to urge citizens to halt travel to its East Asian neighbour.
Masaaki Kanai from the Japanese foreign ministry arrived in the Chinese capital to meet Chinese foreign ministry officials, according to the Kyodo news agency.
The dispute erupted after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi told lawmakers this month that a Chinese attack on Taiwan threatening Japan's survival could trigger a military response.
00:00This is a very important part of the country in Japan, and this is a very important part of the country.
00:30I wanted to follow up on the senior official from Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
00:46We're wondering if Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with this official or who met with him.
00:51And I also wanted to ask if Premier Li Qiang will speak with the Japanese Prime Minister at G20 this weekend. Thank you.
01:21I want to add this to the Japanese Prime Minister of Foreign Affairs.
01:30I would like to emphasize that, I have a strong strong conversation with the Japanese Prime Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Chinese Prime Minister of Foreign Affairs.
01:38I would like to highlight that the Chinese Prime Minister of Foreign Affairs will continue to speak with the case of the Chinese Foreign Affairs and強烈 anti-doubt.
01:43These people will be able to speak with the Chinese Foreign Affairs and to say,
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