if i compare taiwan and the u.s., i would say that taiwan is very much like the early days of the westast in... in the u.s., the so-called gold... gold rush time... you know, era. that is, there are more opportunities here than in the states, i think. and... so many of us who came back here look for challenges, and we certainly found many challenges. narrator: in the 1980s, entrepreneurial returnees started more than 100 small firms, all with the support of the taiwanese government. science parks like hsinchu provided infrastructure and a space for experimentation and innovation. man: we kind of evolved into another technology-oriented stage. the science park is treated as a kind of... you call it the enterprise zone, similar to united states or in european countries. narrator: the parks also provided financial concessions for companies to locate there. tuan: the science-based industrial park provides many monetary incentives to a company. for example, for the first five years, the company doesn't have to pay tax to the country, and also there are several very good universities nearby

speaker, to the people of taiwan. we owe this to ensure as well for the air safety of those american passengers flying over the skies of the western pacific. and here i am not speaking just in theoretical terms, mr. speaker. let us not forget that it was less than three decades ago when due to a tragic confusion in air communication, a soviet military fighter shot down a korean airlines flight as it left western pacific and flew inadvertently over soviet territory. as we know, this resulted in the deaths of all 269 people on board, including a member of this house, congressman larry mcdonald of georgia's seventh district. the congressman was traveling to seoul to commemorate the 3th anniversary of the mutual defense treaty. air traffic controller is a serious matter. not only for the safety and security in the air of its own citizens but also of all of the people of the asia hafe pacific region. icao will be holding a conference in november and taiwan should be, must be represented there in montreal. mr. speaker, i ur

you see, they are dogs rescued in taiwan. as abc7 news reporter alan wang explains, brought here to their new homes. >> they came from the streets of taiwan, 12 strays from puppies to seniors who are reuniting with their new families after a flight from the island nation. >> i was told he was shy because he came from a pretty bad background. we are going to give him lots of love and hugs. >> most are golden retrievers, a popular dog that is being overbred in a densly populated country where people live in tight quarters. >> in taiwan what they do is they will take these dogs because they are so cute and their temperaments are so good, but once they grow to be full size they just set them free. >> melody chin says the majority of strays in taiwan are golden retrievers. the dogs arrive well groomed, and not bad considering what they used to look like before they got here. mandy is a seven-year-old retriever who was tick infested with lesions all over. >> and look at her now. >> sherry franklin says the demand for retrievers in

you see, they are dogs rescued in taiwan. as abc7 news reporter alan wang explains, brought here to their new homes. >> they came from the streets of taiwan, 12 strays from puppies to seniors who are reuniting with their new families after a flight from the island nation. >> i was told he was shy because he came from a pretty bad background. we are going to give him lots of love and hugs. >> most are golden retrievers, a popular dog that is being overbred in a densly populated country where people live in tight quarters. >> in taiwan what they do is they will take these dogs because they are so cute and their temperaments are so good, but once they grow to be full size they just set them free. >> melody chin says the majority of strays in taiwan are golden retrievers. the dogs arrive well groomed, and not bad considering what they used to look like before they got here. mandy is a seven-year-old retriever who was tick infested with lesions all over. >> and look at her now. >> sherry franklin says the demand for retrievers in

taiwan and china also claim them. coast guard officers have spent awe they say around 40 fishing boats and several patrol ships from taiwan entered japanese waters on tuesday. they left a day earlier from taiwan. they're protesting against japan's nationalization of the territory. they are also asserting fishing rights in the area. coast guard officers tried to stop the taiwanese boats, by blasting them with water. taiwanese vessels, responded by spraying water back. coast guard crews used microphones and electronic signs to warn the boats to leave japanese waters. they say vessels changed course and and a half gatd navigated i of taiwan. >>> fengd off action by china to push its claim to the senkaku islands. china handed in a new chart to the u.n. on september the 13th. it showed a territorial baseline extending beyond the senkaku islands. japanese foreign ministry officials said they have responded with a document objecting to chinese application. the document states the senkakus historically and legally belong to j

they are asserting taiwan's claim to the territory. a tv reporter accompanying the fishing boats says some other vessels will join the fleet. the reporter estimated the total number of boats will be around 100. crews are trying to assert their fishing rights in the area. the boat spotted tuesday carried banners saying the water belong to taiwan. japanese authorities are fendsing off action by china to push its claim to the senkakus islands. japan has submitted objections. china handed in a new chart to the u.n. on september 13th. it showed a territory baseline extending beyond the islands. the document states that they legally belong to japan. it says the country cannot accept china's claim to the territory. the u.n. is expected to post the document on its website. the prime minister is expected to speak at the general assembly on wednesday. he's expected to cal for a resolution of issues based on international laws. japan is engaged in a dispute with south korea over the islands in the sea of japan. >>> iran's president often challeng

you see, they are dogs rescued in taiwan. their new homes. >> they came from the streets of taiwan, 12 strays from puppies to seniors who are reuniting with their new families after a flight from the island nation. >> i was told he was shy because he came from a pretty bad background. we are going to give him lots of love and hugs. >> most are golden retrievers, a popular dog that is being overbred in a densly populated country where people live in tight quarters. >> in taiwan what they do is they will take these dogs because they are so cute and their temperaments are so good, but once they grow to be full size they just set them free. >> melody chin says the majority of strays in taiwan are golden retrievers. the dogs arrive well groomed, and not bad considering what they used to look like before they got here. mandy is a seven-year-old retriever who was tick infested with lesions all over. >> and look at her now. >> sherry franklin says the demand for retrievers in california is high. >> one of our adopters is a senior cou

head towards taiwan or the islands afterwards. rainfall could be significant because, it will continue to move, at a snail's pace. we anticipating about 350 millimeters of ran to fall. over the next 72 hours or so. enough to cause flooding or landslide. thursday, heavy rain will pound eastern taiwan in the southern islands of japan. flooding is going to be a concern. then we have another tropical activity. this is tropical storm, located 200 kilometers south of the islands. stormy conditions are already occurring in the islands. about, 130 millimeters of ran has been recorded over the past 24 hours. and of course, as the system approaches, stormier conditions are possible. don't think it will make landfallen central japan. but it could become a typhoon by friday. that could activate the seasonal photo eye, and that will, lie over central japan from tomorrow. so, heavy rain is on the cards for thursday, into friday, central japan including tokyo area. but for today, looking dry, nice clear, autumn skies. for much the country. movin

taiwan china south korea korea and with russia and then every. result of. each of these neighbors into a closer relationship. north korea so that the plane will become even more isolated. hysterical and will. totally on the united states full confidence. well here at r.t. we've been following the china japan standoff since the beginning so you can trace it back to the very start on our website r t top com we've also got coverage of the water cannon battle between japanese and taiwanese vessels and more on the peace efforts being pursued by both tokyo and beijing and. well the security lockdown as a precaution against mass protests slated for today thousands are expected to gather in condemnation of this government's cannot of course we're talking about spain it's all about austerity measures with a heavy emphasis on how cuts have come at the expense of democracy among the protesters demands in madrid are our complete hold on austerity and the dissolution of parliament but journalist and author make sure what are those says for that to happen the indignance

the dogs arrived from taiwan last night. most of them are golden retrievers.ular dog being overbred. >> in taiwan they will take these dogs they are so cute and good, once they grow to be full sized they set them free. >> they come in with blood work, they do the best they can in taiwan. we've had them come with cataract surgeries already completed. >> dog lovers in taiwan pay up to $1,000 per animal to prepare them for adoption in the u.s.. all the dogs that arrived here already have new homes. we have the situation with chihuahuas here people want them they are cute and little and then they let them go >>> defense chief panetta tries to smooth over relations with china. the pitch he's making to its next leader. >>> drawings published today expected to fuel more protests in the muslim world. >>> coming to a smartphone near you, facebook's lat it's time to change the way we clean. it's time to free ourselves from the smell and harshness of bleach. and free ourselves from worrying about the ones we love. new lysol power & free has more cleaning power than bleac

majority of strays in taiwan are golden retrievers. >> in taiwan, they will take these dogs, they arecute and temperaments are so good once negro to be full size they set them free. >> they come in with blood work, they do the best they can in taiwan. we've had them come in with cataract surgeries already completed. >> dog lovers in taiwan pay up to $1,000 per animal to prepare them for adoption. all dogs that arrived here already have new homes. >> tight quarters in taiwan. i was born there, as you know. about the size of maryland and delaware combined, 22 million people live on the island. dogs will have more leg room. >>> good, good. good homes for them too. >>> bank of america having more problems with its website. bloomberg business report is coming up. >>> drawings published today that are expected to fuel more protests in the muslim world. >>> plus, serious charges a daredevil faces after a failed base jump from the highest bridge in california. >>> coming to a smartphone near you. facebook's latest >>> welcome back. 80s east bay valleys, with 70s rest of the inland neighborhoo

the senior official with the liaison with taiwan met with timothy yang in taipei. he explained that the purchase was aimed the achieving stable control and management of the islands. yang reiterated the taiwanese position. he failed to agree and they both failed to agree on a schedule for resuming talks on fishing rights. japan's defense minister has played host to his counterpart from australia even as he deals with the crisis in the east china sea. morimoto and steven smith agreed on the need to tight maritime security and cooperate with their u.s. allies. >> we were able to come up with a constructive aim in building up japan, australia relations toward defense cooperation. >> morimoto said japanese authorities have been struggling to respond to chinese and taiwanese vessels approaching the territory. he said he and his colleagues are seeking twice maintain stable ties. smith said australian officials hope for a peaceful and legal solution. >> australia's contribution in this area is to make the following points, which is we don't take sides in these disputes bu

china and taiwan claimed the territory. that has put relations in an unprecedented situation. one of the japanese delegates says tension in the room was extremely high. the former speaker of japan's lower house says japan should take measures to correct the current circumstances. >> translator: what is needed most is leaders of both nation talk in a diligent and calm manner. >> he said he stressed the importance of getting business between the countries back to normal as soon as possible. >>> a man who helped shape a u.s. foreign policy are asking both sides to take a step back. he was a senior advisor to george w. bush. we sat down to get his views on the situation. >> reporter: former deputy secretary richard is an expert on security issues in the asia pacific and the japan-u.s. allian. his art is to bring calm to the situation. >> i think japan should do what japan can do to cool tempers, to explain to our public what's at stake here. i realize this is a difficult time for japan because of what will be impending election

taiwan has become more democratic. its people want to maintain their status as an independent factor in the world and determine their destiny in a democratic way. host: the first phone call is from pennsylvania. paul? caller: david, secretary clinton is without a doubt the finest secretary of state we have had in many years. the united states has got to get our head out of the sand and look at china for what it is. china is a powerful country, economically and militarily. they're updating their military much faster than we are. it is only a matter of time. we have to get serious about that. host: we will leave it there and let our guests respond. guest: i think secretary clinton has done a very big job. i certainly agree with that. i think it is fair to say. i tune in on one aspect of what you have to say. china is modernizing its military much more rapidly than the united states. there's a big controversy over how much money china spends. even if it is a higher rate of growth in its budget than ours, increments of our

action that would violate taiwan's sovereignty. >>> all it takes is five minutes. then a new screening method will tell patients if they have cancer. medical practictioners only started using this technology this year but already it's getting results. >> reporter: the clinic started using it in april. all the test requires isbout five mililiters of a person's blood, about a spoonful. staff can determine how likely it is a patient has cancer. the results will be available in two weeks. >> translator: there's stomach lining, mammary glands, ovaries and uterus. >> reporter: the test applies to six types of ccer. there's three classifications of probability from a to c. class c indicates the strongest likelihood. patients with class c probability receive further tests. the technology was discovered accidentally by this major food manufacturer. it was a by product of research of developing a new product that contain amino acid. researchers were trying to fin out how the product affects humans. they took blood samples from 20,000 people who eat the company's food. resear

taiwan also claims the senkaku islands. a fleet of taiwanese fishing boats is headed for the east china sea to back up that claim. more than 70 vessels from a fishing cooperative set sail monday afternoon. asserting taiwan's claim to the islands and demanding their fishing rights be protected. the cooperative is suggesting the -- it says the water surrounding the islands are a major taiwanese fishing ground. the fleet hopes to enter japanese territory waters on tuesday. more than ten taiwanese coast guard vessels will accompany the boats. >>> stories of tragedy and loss in the middle east touched the hearts of people around the world. one in the palestinian territory seven years ago touched a japanese doctor so much he wrote a book about it. nakata read an article about the death of a boy. then he sat down and wrote amed's relay of life. >> reporter: ahmed lives with his family in the palestinian territories. one day he sets out on an errand wearing his best holiday clothes. a bullet hits him in the head. it was shot by an

now the storm is headed for taiwan. what can you tell us? >> the typhoon is now headed for tie yan and also the southern islands of japan. right now a violent and large typhoon definitely the strongest category typhoon. sustained winds are 200 kilometers per hour with gusts over 270. it looks like it will get close to taiwan or the sakashima islands by saturday morning local time. stormier conditions are in the cards. gusts are likely in the islands on friday. that will get even b faster on saturday. so things will become critical over the next few days here. after that, the system will veer to the northeast. so it will move through the okinawa or other islands of japan for the next couple of -- few days. so things will become severe here. in terms of rainfall we anticipate as much as 100 to 250 millimeters of rain in eastern taiwan and more rain is in the cards in japan. we anticipate upwards of 350 millimeters in the southern islands of japan. definitely this is enough to cause flooding. all right. we have another severe tropical storm. it

they include an activist who supports taiwan's sovereignty claim. members of groups who fair with china also took part. the protesters held banner ins over the islands. they gathered in front of the building that houses japan's liaison office to voice their opposition to the move. fences were put up around the site and about 300 police officers guarded the area. china's navy has received its first aircraft carrier. chinese media say a ceremony to mark the event take place on sunday. the aircraft carry e underwent a series of repairs and test navigation since its purchase from ukraine 14 years ago. chinese media say the carrier will soon leave and will sail to a naval facility for a formal commissioning ceremony. a japanese military analyst says the commissioning will take place some time around october 1st, the anniversary of china's national foundation day to boost national prestige. the analyst says it is likely to be used for landing and takeoff training missions in preparation of a future deployment. the country's bolstering of the capabilities

he did for taiwan. he also wanted taiwan to the same system for 50 years and he was pretty not even to station troops in taiwan and let them have their own troops. unfortunately he was able to resolve the taiwan issue. and what he thought was most critical as america was still sending arms to taiwan and therefore taiwan was not willing to begin to negotiate and they thought as long as the united states is behind, they didn't have to negotiate. so now we have a very complicated situation, and tension between the united states and china over taiwan because as america sells arms to taiwan, then taiwan does not want to have political integration where they feel they could remain independent. and that's very disturbing. he had hoped in his lifetime he would achieve the unification of taiwan, i think the most bitter disappointment he had with his achievements as he was not to bring taiwan back into the mainland. >> after the business leads and taiwan talking about reunification becoming inevitable. >> is cert

of taiwan and tibet? if so has it been going his way? >> thank you. first of all coming thank you for all your help at the asian center and the fairbanks center. he did have a long vision for taiwan. he wanted taiwan also to have the same system for a new year's and he was ready not even to station troops in taiwan, let them have their own troops. but unfortunately he wasn't able to resolve the taiwan issue. and what he felt was most critical as they were still sending arms to taiwan and therefore taiwan was not willing to begin to negotiate and they felt that as long as the united states was behind they didn't have to negotiate. so now we have a very complicated system, a situation between the united states and china over taiwan because as america sells arms to taiwan, then taiwan does not want to up local integration. they feel they can remain independent. and that is very disturbing. he had hoped in his lifetime he would achieve the unification of taiwan, the most bitter disappointment he had of his ac

it looks like it will get close to taiwan or the sakashima islands by saturday morning local time. stormier conditions are in the cards. gusts of 100 kilometers per hour are likely in the islands on friday. that will get even faster on saturday. so things will become critical over the next few days here. after that, the system will veer to the northeast. so it will move through the okinawa or other islands of japan for the next couple of -- few days. so things will become severe here. in terms of rainfall we anticipate as much as 100 to 250 millimeters of rain in eastern taiwan and more rain is in the cards in japan. we are anticipating upwards of 350 millimeters in parts of the southern islands of japan. definitely this is enough to cause flooding as well as landslides. all right. we have another severe tropical storm. it continues to pull away from the islands and is now targeting the east islands. stormy conditions are still already occurring here and waves could reach eight meters in the islands today. as it moves to the northeast, waves will be an ongoing issue across the paci

japan controls the senkakus, china and taiwan claim them. the japanese and chinese vice foreign ministers have met to find a breakthrough, but they could not narrow their differences. japanese vice foreign minister chikao kawai and his chinese counterpart zhang zhijun met for four hours at the foreign ministry in beijing. kawai explained the background and consequence of japan's purchase of the islands. >> translator: we have exchanged our views on the situation frankly. we managed to agree that the two countries should continue talks to resolve their differences. >> the chinese foreign ministry released that said the purchase of the islands hurt the 1.3 billion chinese. a spokesperson quoted him directly. >> translator: japan should reflect deeply on its actions and correct past mistakes. then it should get bilateral ties back on the right track as soon as possible. >> japanese chief cabinet secretary osama fujimura said government officials are trying to resolve the dispute through a number of channels. >>> china's ambassador to japan says

as part of its effort to stay afloat, the firm sought a capital tie-up agreement with taiwan's hon hai precision industry but they've asked sharp to renegotiate the terms. >>> a deadly attack has hit the main u.s. military strong point in afghanistan. the assault comes on the eve of the 11th anniversary of the september 11 attacks on the u.s. patchari raksawong in our bureau in bangkok has the details. >>> the attack targeted a u.s. military airfield. a spokesman for the coalition forces says three afghan personnel died in the assault. bagram air field near the afghan capital of kabul is the largest of all the u.s. military bases in afghanistan. four rockets hit the facility around 10:00 p.m. local time on monday, destroying a helicopter belonging to the nato-led forces, and killing personnel inside. recent weeks have seen intensified violence across afghanistan. on saturday, a teenager blew himself up near the headquarters of nato-led forces in kabul, killing six civilians, including children. that attack followed a suicide bombing of a funeral which killed at least 25. hundreds of th

that would violate taiwan's sovereignty. they also urged the japanese government not to harm bilateral ties and escalate tensions in east asia. >>> prime minister yoshihiko noda is fending off contenders for the ruling democratic party's top job. the dpj is holding its leadership election this month, and noda is facing a challenge from three other candidates. the prime minister is running for a second term as dpj leader. party members elected him a year ago. they'll consider three other candidates this time around. they are former agriculture minister hirotaka akamatsu, former internal affairs minister kazuhiro haraguchi, and another former agriculture minister, michihiko kano. all candidates have submitted lists of 20 or more lawmakers who endorse them. >> translator: i have to rebuild the democratic party and continue to revitalize japan. i can't leave things unfinished, so i decided to throw my hat in the ring. >> akamatsu, haraguchi and kano all criticize how noda has ruled the dpj including his decision to raise the con

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dispute between japan and china over the islands in the east china sea has now expanded to include taiwan it all began when a taiwanese flotilla of fishing boats escorted by coast guard vessels set off to try and reinforce their claim to the islands however met when they met with japanese coast guard vessel something of a giant water fight ensued. in the area surrounding the disputed islands the japanese coast guard vessels used their water cannon on the time when east fishing boats the thai were nice coast guard vessels then turned their water cannon on the japanese ships a few hours after it all started the taiwanese vessels withdrew but all of this was watched by nearby chinese vessels that were waiting outside of the disputed waters the islands themselves are a small group of unpopulated rocky outcrops attention really began after it was thought that there may be large mineral resources in the surrounding waters japan has been holding meetings with china to try and calm that is spewed this latest tension began after japan bought the islands from a private owner and nationalize them th

you know it's happy to see japan and china japan and taiwan in dispute with each other because forces japan into a close relationship with the united states japan is long in dispute in three one it's taiwan china south korea with korea and with russia and in every case the result of the dispute will be to force each of these neighbors into a closer relationship with. north korea so that the plane will become even more isolated will become probably somewhat hysterical and will. go entirely on the united states to all conflict and support. all the details worth knowing on the regional tension in the east china sea also available on our web site r t v dot com including further pictures of taiwanese fishermen preparing to claim ownership of the islands and details of the ongoing talks between tokyo and beijing in an effort to settle the conflict. this is arts he now the average income of a household in the u.k. continues to spiral down and that's why the government reveals plans to shuffle billions out of the wealth by jet britain's spirit of survival might help to jumpstart the economy b

to have you with us not japan's soft words full action in its territorial dispute with china and taiwan to using water cannons to repel approaching taipei vessels in contested waters allows for a tell all fishing boats backed by eight coast ships will also retreat from the region talking a consider it's a archies a tumble out and takes us through. dispute between japan and china over the islands in the east china sea has now expanded to include taiwan it all began when a taiwanese flotilla of fishing boats escorted by coast guard vessels set off to try and reinforce their claim to the islands however when they met with the japanese coast guard vessel something of a giant water fight ensued. in the area surrounding the disputed islands the japanese coast guard vessels use their water cannon on the taiwanese fishing boats the thai were nice coast guard vessels then turned their water cannon on the japanese ships a few hours after it all started the taiwanese vessels withdrew but all of this was watched by nearby chinese vessels that were waiting outside of the disputed waters the islands

taiwan china south korea with korea and with russia and the liberal. the result of the dispute will be to fools each of these neighbors into a closer relationship. north korea so that ukraine will become even more isolated will be probably somewhat hysterical and will. and totally on the united states will come from can support. but of course i hear it all to you we've been following the china japan standoff since the very beginning so you can trace it back to the very start on our website our dot com we've also got some extra coverage of the water cannon battles between japanese and taiwanese vessels and more on the peace efforts being pursued by both tokyo and beijing. now the spanish parliament has taken on the appearance of a fortress today complete with hundreds of riot police manning big barricades the security lockdown as a precaution against mass protests slated for today with thousands expected to gather in condemnation of the government's crisis conduct but it's not all about austerity but the heavy emphasis on how cuts of come at the expense

live from moscow or japan swapped words for action in its island dispute with china and taiwan after using water cannons to repel approaching taipei vessels in contested waters a large for to a little fishing boats back by eight coast guard ships were forced to retreat from a region the tokyo calls its own for more vivid picture of what happened there let's cross over now to our teams are told martin tom the pictures certainly to many of us look more like an international naval parade rather than that of a big display of power they do indeed know rory the dispute between japan and china over the islands in the east china sea has now widened to include taiwan it all began when taiwanese fishing boats escorted by coast guard vessels set off to try and reinforce their claim to the islands however when they arrived and came up against a japanese coast guard vessel something of a giant water fight suit all around the area around the disputed islands the japanese coast guard vessels began to use their water cannons on the swerving and maneuvering taiwanese fishing boats then the time we ne

course they are very much interested could all be behind the japanese for instance they say it both taiwan and the people's republic of china they didn't raise the issue if they were on their own there the treaty of san fransisco or in that the fifty two would be taiwan signed the peace treaty with. all of the aid the seventy's what it was discovered that there would be. territory so that all their water hold the reach and resources it took so for them gosh that's when they are yet by the say the us or raise by the other two quarters but i would say that yes they're equally keep tryst is very much behind but at the same time we should look for a pay pay through a piece of. that they feel that that's territory that belongs to them so that we cure all for all the explosive couldn't because you've mentioned to talk i want to couple of times that that is the third party in this dispute is also laying claim to the islands you saying what influence could taiwan potentially have in the route now you said it didn't sort of mention it years ago but it seems to be caring now how influential is it go

>> this is typhoon towards the southeast of taiwan towards the north. this is bringing heavy rains, but next is the western portions and also eastern taiwan here. you could be seeing upwards of 250 millimeters of rainfall. on friday in isolated oaks especially the mountains could be seeing much more than that. they are high at risk across the area as the storm pulls off towards the north. then it's expected to turn towards the northeast and hitting every island along the way. winds will be expect and high waves up to seven to eight meters and heavy rains continuing to a couple ult. coastal flooding due to the storm surges pulling off towards the northeast. it will weaken, but still heavy rains across western japan. we are continuing to watch severe tropical storm owen. there was a report of 96 kilometer per hour wins. it's not like they continue to kick up and pull across portions of tokyo, bringing the rains friday into saturday. the storm pulls off on the northeast. let's go back to the west. moisture has been falling across north eastern india creati

and 250 millimeters of rain in eastern taiwan over the past 4 hours or so. and gusts hit 126 in the island. still a strong typhoon will likely veer toward the northeast. moving over the okinawa island over the weekend. waves could hit 12 meters. in the springtime. water levels are hiler than usual. so, close to flooding is highly likely. then by monday morning it could hit western or central japan as a typhoon. usually the strongest wind can be fond und on the eastern half. central japan. tokyo. severely affected by very strong wind next week. as for rainfall -- about 250 millimeters rain is likely in parts of the island and the okinawa island in a 24-hour period. not the cause of flooding. another storm to the south of japan sa japan. severe tropical storm -- ewiniar. and it will move to the northeast. it is pulling away from japan. high waves and rough seas, an ongoing issue across the pacific coast for the next couple days or few days or so. some showers that will continue in the, in parts of eastern half of japan today. out west this low contenuously bri

china and taiwan claim the islands belong to them. the head of the japanese foreign ministry's asian affairs bureau met for two days in beijing with his chinese counterpart. a chinese foreign ministry statement says china urged japan to immediately correct what it called a mistake. the statement asks that they return to mutual understanding and resolve the dispute through dialogue. japanese embassy officials say the chinese insist that diplomats agreed to shelf the dispute 40 years ago during talks on normalizing ties. the japanese say the chinese may want them to acknowledge the existence of a territorial dispute to allow the situation to cool down. demonstrators in beijing and shanghai have staged repeated protests and millions of people have posted comments on the internet criticizing japan. the japanese embassy is calling on residents and tourists to stay away from the demonstrations. >>> the best among them change with changing times and that's what happened with the art of japan. the painting once typical of her style. their cou

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