Iapani Matagaluega o le Va i Fafo faasilasilaina i le aso o le muamua tafaoga a le South Kuril Islands mo Iapani vaega tafafao ua tolopoina e faavavau.

O le maimoaga taamilo, faʻatulaga mo Oketopa 11-16, ua faʻamutaina ona o le 'LusiaO loʻo manaʻomia le toe fetuunaiga ole faigamalaga, 'e pei ona taua e le Matagaluega.

"I le lumanaʻi, o le avanoa e faʻatulaga ai le maimoaga taamilo o le a talanoaina ma pati e fesoʻotaʻi i ai," o le tala lea a le matagaluega.

E tusa ai ma le muamua faʻalauiloa fuafuaga, o se vaega o 50 tagata, e aofia ai turisi, diplomats, sui o Iapani ofisa turisi faʻapea foi fomaʻi ma faʻamatala upu, na mafua mai i le ulu mai le taulaga o Nemuro i Hokkaido ia Oketopa 11 ma taunuu i Kunashir i luga o le aso lava lea. O le polokalame tafafao maimoa e aofia ai asiasiga i ekalesia Orthodox ma fale mataaga i Kunashir ma asiasiga i vai vevela ma papaʻe papa i Iturup ia Oketopa 14.

O le ofisa tutoatasi a Lusia i le aso Aukuso 15 e faapea, i le maeʻa ai o le malaga taamilo a le tamaitai, o le a faalauiloa foi malaga masani a turisi i motu o Kuril i Saute mo le au Iapani i le 2020. Na faapea mai foi le ofisa, o le poloketi, e fuafua e unaʻia le turisi i Lusia, o le a fesoasoani foi e aumai. le tafafao maimoa i le va o Iapani ma Lusia i le 400,000 i le 2023.

O loʻo faʻaauau pea faʻatalanoaga a Moscow ma Tokyo i gaioiga faʻatekonolosi i le South Kuril Islands. O Lusia ma Iapani e mafaufau i le tuʻufaʻatasia o gaioiga i luga o atumotu o se laʻasaga taua i le sainia o se feagaiga filemu.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

According to the earlier announced plan, a group of 50 people, including tourists, diplomats, representatives of Japan's tourism agency as well as doctors and interpreters, was due to head from the port of Nemuro on Hokkaido on October 11 and arrive on Kunashir on the same day.
The tour program included visits to the Orthodox churches and museums on Kunashir and visits to hot springs and white cliffs on Iturup on October 14.
The agency added that the project, aimed at boosting tourism to Russia, would also help bring the tourist flow between Japan and Russia to 400,000 by 2023.