[Japanese Media: Three Major Japanese Economic Organizations Postpone Visit To China] According To A KYODO News Report On January 2nd, Following The Diplomatic Row Sparked By Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Provocative Remarks On The Taiwan Issue, A Delegation Comprised Of Members From Japan's Three Major Economic Organizations Has Decided To Postpone Its Planned Visit To China In January. The Report States That The Delegation, Consisting Of Approximately 200 People, Originally Planned To Visit Beijing From January 20th To 23rd, Hoping To Meet With High-ranking Chinese Officials. However, After Receiving No Response From The Chinese Side, The Organizations Subsequently Announced The Cancellation Of The Trip. Delegation Members Included Yoshinobu Tsutsui, Chairman Of The Japan Business Federation; Takao Shindo, Chairman Of The Japan-China Economic Association; And Ken Kobayashi, Chairman Of The Japan Chamber Of Commerce And Industry. The Three Organizations Have Notified Relevant Personnel That, Given The "difficulty In Achieving Substantial Results," They Have Decided To Postpone The Visit To China. A New Date Has Not Yet Been Determined