Taiwan, Japan sign exhibit deal

TAIPEI, Taiwan - (from L) Masami Zeniya, executive director of the Tokyo National Museum, Feng Ming-chu, director of Taiwan's National Palace Museum, and Karoku Miwa, director of the Kyushu National Museum, hold documents in Taipei on Oct. 16, 2013, as Taiwan and Japan signed a contract to allow exhibits in Japan of ancient Chinese artifacts from Taiwan's National Palace Museum in 2014.

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