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Media: Japan gov't agrees to buy disputed islands
FILE - In this Sept. 2, 2012 file photo, the survey ship Koyo Maru, left
, chartered by Tokyo city officials, sails around Minamikojima, foreground,
Kitakojima, middle right, and Uotsuri, background, the tiny islands in the
East China Sea, called Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese. Media
reports say the Japanese government has agreed to buy several privately
owned islands in the East China Sea that are controlled by Japan but also
claimed by China. The government has agreed to buy three of the five main
islands from the Kurihara family for 2.05 billion yen ($26 million), Kyodo
News agency and the Yomiuri and Asahi newspapers reported Wednesday, Sept. 5
, 2012. (AP Photo/Kyodo News, File) JAPAN OUT, MANDATORY CREDIT, NO
LICENSING IN CHINA, HONG KONG, JAPAN, SOUTH KOREA AND FRANCEEnlarge Photo
Associated Press/Kyodo News, File - FILE - In this Sept. 2, 2012 file
photo, the survey ship Koyo Maru, left, chartered by Tokyo city officials,
sails around Minamikojima, foreground, Kitakojima, middle right, …more
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Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara answers a reporter's question in Tokyo
Wednesday, Sept. 5, 2012 after media report that the Japanese government has
agreed to buy several privately owned islands in the East China Sea that
are controlled by Japan but also claimed by China. The government has agreed
to buy three of the five main islands, called Senkaku in Japanese and
Diaoyu in Chinese, from the Kurihara family for 2.05 billion yen ($26
million), Kyodo News agency and the Yomiuri and Asahi newspapers reported
Wednesday. (AP Photo/Kyodo News) JAPAN OUT, MANDATORY CREDIT, NO LICENSING
IN CHINA, HONG KONG, JAPAN, SOUTH KOREA AND FRANCE.Enlarge Photo
Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara answers …
TOKYO (AP) — The Japanese government has agreed to buy several privately
owned islands in the East China Sea that are controlled by Japan but also
claimed by China, media reports said Wednesday.
The government has agreed to buy three of the five main islands, called
Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese, from the Kurihara family for 2.05
billion yen ($26 million), Kyodo News agency and the Yomiuri and Asahi
newspapers reported, citing anonymous sources.
A Japanese government official declined to confirm the deal and said
negotiations were continuing.
Tensions over the islands have flared since April, when Tokyo's nationalist
governor, Shintaro Ishihara, announced a plan for the city government to
raise money to buy the islands so that they would not be vulnerable to
purchase by an outside third party such as China.
China does not recognize the Japanese family's ownership of the islands, so
the deal would not affect China's claim to them.
Last weekend, Tokyo sent a team of experts to waters around the islands to
survey fishing grounds and possible sites for development, a move that was
strongly criticized by China. Activists from Japan and Hong Kong briefly set
foot on the uninhabited islands last month, and hundreds of Chinese have
gathered in street protests in various cities in recent weeks.
The media reports said funding for the purchase would require Cabinet
approval, and that that was likely to happen in the next week or two. They
said the final deal could be closed by the end of the month.
Phone calls to a member of the Kurihara family and business went unanswered.
Although the government's purchase of the islands would undoubtedly anger
China, the reports said that it was intended more as a means of squelching
Ishihara's more inflammatory proposal, which includes development plans. The
islands are near key sea lanes and surrounded by rich fishing grounds and
untapped natural resources.
No development would take place under the national plan, the reports said.
Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said the government and owner are
still talking and he would not comment on details about the discussion.
"We are negotiating with the owner while we try to grasp where the situation
stands between (the central government) and the Tokyo metropolitan
government," Fujimura said. He said the government would make an
announcement "when we reach a result after completing the process."
Responding to reporters' questions Wednesday, Ishihara said he had spoken to
the owners of the islands and claimed they told him that no final deal had
been made yet. City officials said there has been no change in Tokyo's plans
to try to buy them, or for Ishihara to visit the area himself sometime next
month. They said, however, that the government was dealing directly with
Ishihara, and said they did not know the context of those talks.
Government representatives met with Kurihara family members on Monday and
agreed on the basic terms of the sale, the reports said.
The dispute over the islands grabbed headlines after a Sept. 7, 2010,
incident in which a Chinese fishing boat collided with Japanese coast guard
ships near the islands. The Chinese fishing boat captain was arrested and
then released. | p*******r
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: http://news.yahoo.com/media-japan-govt-agrees-buy-disputed-isla
: Media: Japan gov't agrees to buy disputed islands
: FILE - In this Sept. 2, 2012 file photo, the survey ship Koyo Maru, left
: , chartered by Tokyo city officials, sails around Minamikojima, foreground,
: Kitakojima, middle right, and Uotsuri, background, the tiny islands in the
: East China Sea, called Senkaku in Japanese and Diaoyu in Chinese. Media
: reports say the Japanese government has agreed to buy several privately
: owned islands in the East China Sea that are controlled by Japan but also
: claimed by China. The government has agreed to buy three of the five main
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