据日本共同社12月2日报道，消息人士透露，日本跨党派组织"日中友好议员联盟"已向中方传达希望在今年年 内派议员团访华的请求。此外，据报道，日本经济团体联合会会长筒井义信日前也向中方传达了希望派团访问 中国的请求。报道称，这两个团体请求访华的背景是，日本首相高市早苗的涉台错误言论导致中日关系急速恶 化。 对于上述消息，12月2日举行的中国外交部例行记者会上，外交部发言人林剑在回应日媒记者"请问中方会安排 相关行程吗"的提问时表示，我们注意到了上述消息，也注意到日本国内有很多有识之士对高市的错误涉台言 论引发的恶劣影响和严重后果深感忧虑。中方敦促日方反思纠错，撤回高市首相的错误言论，停止伤害两国的 国民感情，以实际行动体现对华的政治承诺，为中日的正常交流创造必要条件。希望日本的相关团体在日本国 内多发挥积极作用。 来源：环球时报-环球网/ 索炎琦 责编： 杨喻程 校 对： 冉燕青 百万用户都在看 美国战斗机，紧急出动！ 20%直线封板！刚刚，利好突袭！ 超级赛道，重磅定调！ 深夜，集体大涨！芯片，重大利好传来！ 盘中，集体涨停！利好，突然引爆！ 违法和不良信息举报电话：0755-83514034 邮箱：bwb@s ...

日本共同社12月2日报道，消息人士透露，日本跨党派组织"日中友好议员联盟"已向中方传达希望在 今年年内派议员团访华的请求。此外，据报道，日本经济团体联合会会长筒井义信日前也向中方传达了 希望派团访问中国的请求。 来源｜环球网 编辑 ｜ 钉钉 报道称，这两个团体请求访华的背景是，日本首相高市早苗的涉台错误言论导致中日关系急速恶化。 对于上述消息，12月2日举行的中国外交部例行记者会上，外交部发言人林剑在回应日媒记者"请问中 方会安排相关行程吗"的提问时表示，我们注意到了上述消息，也注意到日本国内有很多有识之士对高 市的错误涉台言论引发的恶劣影响和严重后果深感忧虑。中方敦促日方反思纠错，撤回高市首相的错误 言论，停止伤害两国的国民感情，以实际行动体现对华的政治承诺，为中日的正常交流创造必要条件。 希望日本的相关团体在日本国内多发挥积极作用。 ...

0:00 （总台记者 林博翰） 责编：陈菲扬、卢思宇 此前，也就是11月28日，日本经济团体联合会会长筒井义信也向中方传达了希望派团访问中国的请求。 日本经济团体联合会是"日本经济三大团体"之一。 这两个团体请求访华的背景是，日本首相高市早苗的涉台错误言论导致中日关系恶化。 据相关人士透露，12月1日，日本自民党前选举对策委员长、"日中友好议员联盟"事务局长小渊优子与 中国驻日本大使吴江浩进行非正式会面，表达希望在今年年内派代表团访华的请求。 ...

Group 1 - A bipartisan organization in Japan, the "Japan-China Friendship Parliamentary Alliance," has expressed a desire to send a delegation to China within this year [1] - The President of the Japan Business Federation, Yoshinobu Tsutsui, has also conveyed a request to send a delegation to China [1] - The backdrop for these requests is the rapid deterioration of Japan-China relations due to Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's controversial remarks regarding Taiwan [1]

Group 1 - A bipartisan organization in Japan, the "Japan-China Friendship Parliamentary Alliance," has expressed a desire to send a delegation to China within this year [1] - The President of the Japan Business Federation, Yoshinobu Tsutsui, has also conveyed a request to send a delegation to China [1] - The backdrop for these requests is the rapid deterioration of Japan-China relations following controversial remarks made by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding Taiwan [1] Group 2 - In response to Takaichi's remarks, China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning stated that these comments fundamentally damage the political foundation of Japan-China relations and provoke public outrage in China [3] - China has urged Japan to retract these erroneous statements and to cease creating incidents related to China [3] - Should Japan refuse to retract its statements, China warns of potential severe countermeasures, with all consequences to be borne by Japan [3]

Core Viewpoint - The recent comments made by Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo regarding Taiwan have led to heightened tensions between China and Japan, resulting in the cancellation or postponement of various events involving Japanese artists in China [1][7][8]. Event Cancellations - Ayumi Hamasaki's concert scheduled for November 29 in Shanghai was canceled due to "force majeure," with ticket refunds initiated [1][4]. - Two concerts by Kaoru Wada, planned for November 28 and 30 in Beijing and Shanghai, were also canceled for similar reasons [7]. - A musical performance of "Sailor Moon" in Hangzhou was canceled, along with other events by artists such as natori and chilldspot [7]. Impact on Tourism - The number of planned flights from China to Japan has significantly decreased, with a reported 56% increase in cancellations from November 24 to December 31 compared to the previous month [8][10]. - As of late November, 904 flights (16% of the total) from China to Japan were canceled, affecting approximately 156,000 seats [10]. - Major Chinese airlines have reduced flights, with China Southern Airlines cutting 118 flights and Spring Airlines reducing 182 flights [10]. Changes in Travel Plans - Chinese tourists are shifting their travel preferences to other countries such as Russia, Thailand, and Singapore, leading to concerns within Japan's tourism industry [8][10]. - A travel agency in Osaka reported that 80% of its clients are from China, and nearly all group tours to Japan have been canceled [8]. Adjustments by Companies - Adora Cruises announced changes to its 2026 itinerary, focusing on destinations in South Korea and Southeast Asia, removing Japanese ports from its plans [12].

Group 1 - The core issue in Sino-Japanese relations is attributed to Japanese Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo's erroneous remarks regarding Taiwan, which have led to significant diplomatic tensions [1][2] - Japan's government is accused of evading responsibility for its actions and attempting to portray itself as a victim while blaming China for the deteriorating relations [1] - The article emphasizes that Japan's insistence on maintaining its stance despite China's serious objections is a major factor in escalating tensions [1][2] Group 2 - Historical context is highlighted, noting that genuine dialogue requires acknowledgment of past mistakes, which some Japanese politicians fail to do [2] - The article references former Japanese Prime Minister Hatoyama Yukio's call for Kishi to correct his stance, stressing that dialogue without reflection is meaningless and exacerbates divisions [2] - It is asserted that Taiwan is a core interest of China and that Japan must adhere to its commitments regarding Taiwan as outlined in four political documents, regardless of the ruling party [2]

Group 1 - Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's remarks regarding Taiwan have led to escalating diplomatic tensions between China and Japan, resulting in significant cancellations of flights and a downturn in tourism [1][4][5] - Chinese airlines are set to cancel over 900 flights to Japan in December, which is three times the number reported two days prior, affecting approximately 15.6 million seats [1][2] - Major Japanese airports, particularly Kansai International Airport, are experiencing the most significant impact, with 626 inbound flights canceled, including numerous flights from major Chinese cities [1][2] Group 2 - The price of round-trip tickets from Kansai to Shanghai has dropped significantly, from approximately 20,000 yen (130 USD) last year to about 8,500 yen this year [2] - There is uncertainty regarding future flight cancellations, with estimates suggesting that 10% to 20% of the nearly 300 weekly flights from Narita to mainland China may be affected [2] - Japanese industries are expressing concern over the potential decline in Chinese tourists, with reports of over 1,000 cancellations at a hotel in Aichi Prefecture during a specific period [2][4] Group 3 - The ongoing diplomatic dispute has led to the suspension of youth exchange programs between China and Japan, which typically see increased activity during November and December [4][5] - Several performances by Japanese artists in China have been canceled as a direct consequence of the diplomatic tensions [4][5] - The Chinese government has issued warnings to its citizens regarding travel to Japan, reflecting the deteriorating relations [4][6]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of stable Sino-Japanese relations, as articulated by former Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba during a speech in Tokyo [1] - Ishiba criticized current Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's remarks regarding Taiwan, highlighting that Japan's relationship with China is crucial for the country's existence [1] - He pointed out Japan's economic dependence on imports from China, including food, rare earths, and pharmaceuticals, reinforcing the need for smooth diplomatic relations [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles is that the current difficulties in China-Japan relations are entirely the responsibility of Japan, particularly due to Prime Minister Kishi's provocative statements regarding Taiwan and the refusal to retract them [1][2] - Japan's government is accused of attempting to portray itself as a victim while deflecting blame for the deterioration of relations, which is seen as an evasion of historical and current responsibilities [1][2] - The articles emphasize that genuine dialogue requires acknowledgment of historical issues, and Japan's failure to do so undermines the potential for constructive communication [2] Group 2 - The articles highlight that Japan's recent actions, including attempts to modify its "Three Non-Nuclear Principles" and push for arms exports, reveal a resurgence of militaristic ambitions among Japanese right-wing factions [2] - It is noted that historical commitments made by Japan regarding Taiwan must be upheld, regardless of the political party in power, to restore the political foundation of China-Japan relations [2] - The call for Japan to take concrete actions, such as retracting erroneous statements and engaging in sincere reflection, is presented as the only viable path to re-establishing normal relations with China [2]