China welcomes appointment of Japan's new ambassador to China
20:25, June 17, 2010 
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Qin told a regular press briefing that China expected Niwa to play an active role in promoting the development of the bilateral relationship.
The Japanese government on Tuesday named 71-year-old Niwa, adviser to Itochu Corp., Japan's major trading firm, as the country's ambassador to China.
Source: Xinhua
（Editor：黄硕）
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