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National Jun. 09, 2016 - 09:53AM JST ( 5 )

TOKYO —

Japan summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tokyo early on Thursday to express concern after a Chinese navy ship sailed close to what Japan considers its territorial waters in the East China Sea for the first time, the Foreign Ministry said.

The Foreign Ministry said the Chinese navy ship had entered waters shortly after midnight that are contiguous to what Tokyo considers its territory in the vicinity of disputed islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.

The incident came as a potential setback after signs of improvements seen in relations between Asia’s two largest economic powers, which had soured in recent years over their wartime history and territorial rows.

Japan’s Vice Foreign Minister Akitaka Saiki summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tokyo at around 2 a.m. (1700 GMT Wednesday) to “express a serious concern” and urge the Chinese ship to leave the area, the ministry said in a media statement.

The Chinese frigate left the waters about an hour later, sailing to the north, the Japanese Defence Ministry said.

Chinese patrol ships have occasionally sailed close to or entered what Tokyo considers its territorial waters, but this was the first time that a Chinese naval ship made its way into those waters.

At around the same time, three Russian battleships entered waters close to what Japan considers its territory, the Defence Ministry said. The Ministry said it was investigating whether the Chinese and Russian actions were related.

None of the ships violated what Japan considers its territorial waters, it said.

The uninhabited East China Sea islands lie about 220 km (135 miles) west of Taiwan and are controlled by Tokyo but claimed by Beijing.

There was no immediate comment from Beijing but China in the past has warned Japan not to take any “provocative” action over the disputed islands. Chinese ships sailed near the disputed islands last year.

Japan in turn in the past has told China that any foreign naval vessel that entered Japanese waters for reasons other than
“innocent passage” would be told to leave by a Japanese naval patrol.

(c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2016.
 
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certainly, China and Russian planed this .
if middle east and east european is not enought, east pacific is alternative.
hard for usa or nato contain China and Russian at same time.
 
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This is just the beginning.

Liuqiu, the Kuril Islands,Guam, Hawaii, the Aleutian Islands。。。。

The possibility is infinite. :D

All you need is to build a few big ships.

And big ships China will build.

Then China can sail in international waters near US "territories" and its so-called alllies for fun. :P

Under the banner of freedom of navigation.
 
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it sailed near the islands not right next to them so no need for the hooha. freedom of navigation right !
now where have i heard that before?
 
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How can Japan forget Hiroshima nuclear attack by USA......:hitwall:

Why they behave like slave of USA,their people must take revenge from Uncle Sam by Supporting CHINA....:cheers:

Japanese fought well against USA.:yahoo:

Now they have a good Chance to trouble USA by coordinating with CHINA.....:enjoy:
 
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LOL
Nice Cooperation between China and Russia.

This is just the beginning.

Liuqiu, the Kuril Islands,Guam, Hawaii, the Aleutian Islands。。。。

The possibility is infinite. :D

All you need is to build a few big ships.

And big ships China will build.

Then China can sail in international waters near US "territories" and its so-called alllies for fun. :P

Under the banner of freedom of navigation.

Chinese Shipyards is making Big Military Ships like Sausage.
Crazy Fast ! :D
 
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I demand Japan people apologise to our ambassador for ruining his sleep.
Unacceptably rude!
After hundreds of years of absorbing Chinese culture, still so barbarian!
They should stop using their country name that we gave them years ago.
Japan’s Vice Foreign Minister Akitaka Saiki summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tokyo at around 2 a.m. (1700 GMT Wednesday) to “express a serious concern” and urge the Chinese ship to leave the area, the ministry said in a media statement.
 
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First Japan threatened to develop the disputed gas field if China developed the gas field adjacent to the disputed zone. Now we developed it and the Japanese have their bluff called.

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/20...-gas-development-east-china-sea/#.V1mWNpDXdCl

Japan also threatened to send their navy to Diaoyu Island if China escalates by sending in our navy. Now we sent our navy and they have their bluff called again!

I hope Japan grows some spine and fight back. One sided spanking is not enough fun!
 
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I demand Japan people apologise to our ambassador for ruining his sleep.
Unacceptably rude!
After hundreds of years of absorbing Chinese culture, still so barbarian!
They should stop using their country name that we gave them years ago.

As a non-Japanese person observing Japan from without, I can safely say that yes, Japan is technologically advance, but they're still very primitive on the inside, living in the modern Dark Ages (of their own mental construct).
 
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This is just the beginning.

Liuqiu, the Kuril Islands,Guam, Hawaii, the Aleutian Islands。。。。

The possibility is infinite. :D

All you need is to build a few big ships.

And big ships China will build.

Then China can sail in international waters near US "territories" and its so-called alllies for fun. :P

Under the banner of freedom of navigation.

Why do you have to wait? Do your ships have short range or something? Do you expect them to be blown out of the water if you do it today???
 
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Why do you have to wait? Do your ships have short range or something? Do you expect them to be blown out of the water if you do it today???
Exactly, there is no need to wait. China should do it today, but unfortunately the Chinese president isn't as brave as Putin.
 
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http://www.japantoday.com/category/...chinese-navy-ship-sails-near-disputed-islands
National Jun. 09, 2016 - 09:53AM JST ( 5 )

TOKYO —

Japan summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tokyo early on Thursday to express concern after a Chinese navy ship sailed close to what Japan considers its territorial waters in the East China Sea for the first time, the Foreign Ministry said.

The Foreign Ministry said the Chinese navy ship had entered waters shortly after midnight that are contiguous to what Tokyo considers its territory in the vicinity of disputed islands, known as the Senkaku in Japan and the Diaoyu in China.

The incident came as a potential setback after signs of improvements seen in relations between Asia’s two largest economic powers, which had soured in recent years over their wartime history and territorial rows.

Japan’s Vice Foreign Minister Akitaka Saiki summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tokyo at around 2 a.m. (1700 GMT Wednesday) to “express a serious concern” and urge the Chinese ship to leave the area, the ministry said in a media statement.

The Chinese frigate left the waters about an hour later, sailing to the north, the Japanese Defence Ministry said.

Chinese patrol ships have occasionally sailed close to or entered what Tokyo considers its territorial waters, but this was the first time that a Chinese naval ship made its way into those waters.

At around the same time, three Russian battleships entered waters close to what Japan considers its territory, the Defence Ministry said. The Ministry said it was investigating whether the Chinese and Russian actions were related.

None of the ships violated what Japan considers its territorial waters, it said.

The uninhabited East China Sea islands lie about 220 km (135 miles) west of Taiwan and are controlled by Tokyo but claimed by Beijing.

There was no immediate comment from Beijing but China in the past has warned Japan not to take any “provocative” action over the disputed islands. Chinese ships sailed near the disputed islands last year.

Japan in turn in the past has told China that any foreign naval vessel that entered Japanese waters for reasons other than
“innocent passage” would be told to leave by a Japanese naval patrol.

(c) Copyright Thomson Reuters 2016.

This is likely (in part) a response to Japan's aggressive conduct against Taiwan fishermen, recently.
 
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