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How did Taiwan respond to Japan's decision to allow Taiwan to be listed as a place of origin in family registry?

Taiwan's government welcomed Japan's decision to allow Taiwan to be listed as a place of origin in family registry documents. Taiwan's Foreign Ministry spokesman expressed appreciation for the move, stating that it demonstrates respect for the identity of Taiwanese residents living in Japan. This policy change is significant as it acknowledges the distinct Taiwanese identity, which has been a sensitive issue in the region given China's position on Taiwan. The response from Taiwan highlights the importance of recognition and respect for national identity in international relations.

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Taiwan's Response to Japan's Registry Changes

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What recent change did Japan make regarding the registration of place of origin for people from Taiwan?

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What was China's response to Japan's decision regarding Taiwan's listing in its family registry?

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