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Even Though China Had Acknowledged that the Senkaku Islands Were Japanese territory...the "Major Blunders" of Four Prime Ministers Facilitated a "Sudden Reversal of opinion."
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Since when did the Senkaku Islands become a "territorial dispute between Japan and China"? Former Japanese Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to China, Hideo Tarumi, states, "It is clear, both historically and under international law, that the Senkaku Islands are Japanese territory. The problem lies in the Japanese government's failure to solidify this as a diplomatic advantage." (Part 1)
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