Japan’s policy towards Taiwan in the year of 2013 feature the upgrading of political ties and warming of economic cooperation. In April，both sides signed Japan-Taiwan Fisheries Agreement. According to the agreement，Taiwan’s fishing vessels are “allowed” by Japanese government to access to EEZ claimed by Japan，but cannot sail into and fish in “Japanese territorial waters” 12 nautical miles from Diaoyu Islands. In October，Japan’s Prime Minister Abe met Taiwan representative in APEC summit in Indonesia. In November，Japan and Taiwan signed six agreements and memorandums in succession，including Japan-Taiwan Memorandum on Cooperation of Financial Supervision and Japan-Taiwan e-Business Partnership Agreement，took a step towards the Economic and Trade Relations.