The Mito City Council in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, paid a visit to the Speaker of Tainan due to the relationship with General Flying Tiger | Good News from Taiwan TaiwanHot

On the 25th, Takao Hakamatsuka, President of the Tainan Friendship Association of the Mito City Council in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan, led by Councilor Huang Lizhao, led members of the Mito City Council and members of the Mito City Dodgeball Association to visit Speaker Qiu Lili and Vice Speaker Lin Zhizhan. Councilors including Wong Lai Chiu, Yeo Chung Seng, Ingay Tali, Wong Siu Fai, Zhu Zhengxuan, Cai Zonghao, Chen Biyu, Cai Xiaowei, Chen Huangyu, Shi Yuxingwang, Cheng Jiaxin, Lin Yiting, Li Qiwei, Li Zonglin, Chua So Choo Kim and Lim Guanwei attended the meeting. Speaker Qiu Lili expressed her gratitude to Japanese friends for their quick donation for disaster relief after the Hualien earthquake, and sent an invitation letter to the 10th Taiwan-Japan Exchange Summit in advance, sincerely inviting members of the Mito City Council to attend.

Speaker Qiu Lili said that Tainan City and Mito City have built a bridge of friendship because the Flying Tiger General Temple worships the main god Sugiura Shigeho, and they have many exchanges in agriculture and sports; especially through regularly held dodgeball games, the younger generation Students from Taiwan and Japan use football to make friends, allowing the friendship between Taiwan and Japan to continue and take root.

Today, the Mito City Council and the Mito City Dodgeball Association specially brought the Hualien Earthquake Condolence Fund, and asked Speaker Qiu Lili to hand it over on their behalf. Speaker Qiu Lili thanked the Japanese government and private friends for their generous donations for disaster relief. In the face of ruthless natural disasters, this friendship is even more precious.

President Takao Hakatsuka also brought a letter of greetings to Mayor Yasu Takahashi and Speaker Otsu Ryoichi of Mito City to Speaker Lily Qiu. He expressed congratulations to Tainan for celebrating its 400th anniversary this year. He looks forward to Tainan City and Mito City becoming friendship cities in November this year. He hopes there will be more exchanges between the two cities. He also welcomes the Tainan City Council to have the opportunity to visit Mito City. visit.

In addition to personally inviting members of the Mito City Council to attend the 10th Taiwan-Japan Exchange Summit hosted by the Tainan City Council in July this year, Speaker Qiu Lili also asked Mr. Hakamatsuka to forward the invitation letter to the Mito City Council Speaker and Deputy Speaker, calling for More parliamentarians participated in the Taiwan-Japan Exchange Summit.

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