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Terry has been working in Asian region for 20 years as a video journalist. He sometimes takes solo assignments to a number of countries, as a shooter/reporter.
Terry enjoys working on field reporting on real time news, and has experience covering disaster and hostile zones.
He also enjoys mountaineering, and camping as hobbies, and actively participates on protection of children suffering from domestic violence.
I'm now joined by our correspondent Terrence Terrishima in Tokyo.
Inada's visit comes after the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's fifth and reportedly largest nuclear test, which has put Japan on high alert. CCTV's Terrence Terashima tells us what other topics, on top of the DPRK's nuclear program, will be dominating Inada's trip.
CCTV correspondent Terrence Terashima now joins us from Tokyo with more. Hi Terry. Q1. Can you walk us through the details of the reshuffle? What do we know about the newly appointed ministers?
Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe has announced a cabinet re-shuffle will take place on Wednesday. Abe is faced with the challenge of trying to revitalize the country's stagnant economy.
CCTV's Japan correspondent Terrence Terashima now joins us live from Tokyo.
Analysts say Barack Obama's visit to Japan aims to enhance the military alliance between the US and Japan, and supports Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's eagerness to throw off some of the restraints imposed by the country's post-war pacifist constitution. The potential effect of this has triggered discontent within the Japanese government.
For more on this story we can go now to our correspondent in Japan, Terrence Terashima.
For more, we now go live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Ise Shima, where the G7 summit is being held.
To Japan now, where the G7 summit begins today in Ise-Shima. The global economy is likely to dominate discussions, while US-Japan relations have come under scrutiny following the recent murder of a Japanese woman in Okinawa by a civilian worker from a U.S. military base.
For more details, we now go live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For the latest, let's go to our correspondent Terrence Terashima, who is in Kumamoto.
Search and rescue operations are underway in Kyushu Island in southern Japan, which was struck by a powerful quake on Thursday. Rescuers in Mashiki town have pulled alive from the rubble an unharmed eight-month old baby girl. Hundreds of evacuees spent the night in the townhall.
Cherry blossom in the Japanese cities is almost at its bloom. Tourists from many parts of the world flock to Japan during this season. Last year, the number of Chinese visitors doubled to 5 million, that's about a quarter of all tourists to the country. And this year, authorities predict a strong Chinese visitorship to Japan again.
A British ship, loaded with weapons-grade plutonium, has left Japan for the United States. 331 kilograms of plutonium -- which is enough to make about 50 nuclear weapons -- was taken from a nuclear research centre in the Japanese east port town of Tokai Mura and is bound for the US Department of Energy's Savannah River Site in South Carolina.
Five years ago, one of the worst earthquakes in history triggered a 10-metre high tsunami that crashed into the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power station in east Japan, causing multiple meltdowns. Tens of thousands of local residents were forced to abandon their homes as radiation spread.
Our correspondent Terrence Terashima is in Tokyo. Let's cross live to him now for Japan's response.
For more on this, we're joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
On the Japanese side, earlier we talked to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo. He told us the importance of the deal for Japan's international image and relations with Korea.
For the latest, let's go to our correspondents U-Jean Jung in Seoul and Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Japan's inbound tourism has witnessed a 4-year rise as visitors from China and South Korea increase steadily.
South Korea, the United States and Japan have held working-level trilateral security talks in Tokyo for 2 days. We spoke earlier with CCTV correspondent in Tokyo on the main points of discussion during the talks.
Now for more on this, we are joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima from Tokyo.
For more, we now go live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more, we turn now to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more, we turn now to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo. Q1. Terry, what message does Abe want to send with his speech?
For more, earlier we spoke to our correspondent Terrence Terashima.
For more, we are joined live by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
August the 6th marks 70 years since the deadly atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The explosion and resulting fallout killed tens of thousands of Japanese.
For more on the anniversary, we are joined live by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Shinzo Abe's efforts to expand Japan's military scope and capacity have sparked alarm at home and abroad. Yoshiki Yamashita, the Head of Secretariat for the Japanese Communist Party's Central Committee told CCTV, that such actions violate Japan's pacifist constitution.
Earlier, we spoke to our correspondent Terrence Terashima who has been following the demonstrations in Tokyo. He told us that public condemnation and opposition towards Abe's policies began long before the debate over the new security bills.
For more, we're joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo has been closely following the visit. He joins us live on the line.
For more, let's go live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more from Japan, let's talk to our correspondent Terrence Terashima, who's live in Tokyo.
For more, let's talk to CCTV's correspondent Terrence Terashima, who's live in Tokyo.
For more from Japan, let's talk to CCTV's correspondent Terrence Terashima, who's live in Tokyo. Hi Terry...
Earlier, we spoke to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo. He told us how the public was reacting to the uncertainty and lack of news.
Earlier we spoke to CCTV correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo, where he said the hostage crisis has been a test for Prime Minister Abe, while the public has expressed concerns over the safety of Goto.
Let's get some reaction from Japan, with our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Let's talk to our Tokyo correspondent Terry Terashima about this.
For the latest, we can speak to Terrance Terashima in Tokyo and Ai Yang in Beijing.
For more on the talks and their implications for China-Japan relations, let's go to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more on that, our correspondent Terry Terashima reports from Tokyo.
For more on Japan’s snap election, let’s go to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more, let's now cross live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced he will dissolve parliament on Friday and hold an early election in mid-December.
Our correspondent, Terrence Terashima, in Tokyo, joined us earlier, and gave us more on the controversial visit by Japanese officials to the war-linked Yasukuni Shrine during its autumn festival.
For more on that, we're joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For details on Shinzo Abe's address at the Japanese Parliament Session, we're joined by CCTV's correspondent Terrence Terashima live in Tokyo.
For more on that, we're joined live by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Newly appointed ministers walk in, as each are being called in by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Press wait for photo op of any surprise appointments, but media reported that the new ministers were all within expectations.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is set to reshuffle his cabinet for the first time since returning to office in December 2012.
It’s been almost three and a half years since the disaster at the Fukushima Number-One nuclear power plant. All of Japan’s nuclear power plants have been dormant since then.
Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida is on a two-day visit to Indonesia. Kishida is scheduled to meet with President-elect Joko Widodo, who will take office in October.
For more, let's go to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more, we now cross live to our reporter Wei Huanqing in Hanoi and Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more about the visit, we are joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima, live from Tokyo.
For more about the debate session, we now cross live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For the latest, we’re joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For the latest, we're joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more on this, let's speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Crossover: Obama, Abe to discuss regional issues, US base & TPP
For more on the ferry accident, we're joined live by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in the South Korean capital, Seoul.
For more on the ferry accident, we're joined live by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in the South Korean capital, Seoul.
For more on the sunken ferry, we’re joined live by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in the South Korean capital, Seoul.
Let's speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more on that, let’s cross live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more, let's cross live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Let's get the details from our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Let's get some reaction from Tokyo now, and speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima.
Japanese news reports say the ruling Liberal Democratic Party is looking to ease Japan's self-imposed restrictions on arms exports.
Defense officials from Japan and ASEAN countries have gathered in Okinawa for a vice-ministerial level meeting for the second day. Now let's speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo to get more details. Q1: Hello Terry, what can you tell us about the meeting today? Q2: Japan, the U.S., South Korea and Australia are holding a joint military drill on the western Pacific island of Guam. The drill comes as ties between Japan and South Korea remain strained. How are the participating countries dealing with that?
Japan's defense ministry is hosting its first vice-ministerial level meeting with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The three-day conference in Okinawa will also showcase a display of weaponry from Japan’s Self Defense Forces.
Now let's speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo to get more details.
For more, let's speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
We spoke earlier with our correspondent Terrence Terashima who told us more about the snow storm sweeping Japan.
For more, let’s speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida is in the United States. After a meeting with his US counterpart John Kerry, the two emphasized the importance of the US-Japan relationship. For more on this, let’s now speak to our correspondent Terry Terashima in Tokyo.
For more on the Japanese Foreign Minister's visit to the US, let's speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For the latest, we are joined live by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more on this, we are joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more on the session, let's go live to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
And now we cross to Terrence Terashima in Tokyo again.
And for more on the due-to-open parliament session, we cross to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more, our correspondent Terrence in Tokyo.
For more on the annual meeting and Japan’s new action plan, joining us now is our correspondent Terrence Terashima, in Tokyo.
And for more on Japan’s National Security Bureau, we’re joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima live from Tokyo.
For more, let's speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
The governor of Japan's Okinawa has approved a controversial plan to relocate a U.S. air base to a less populous part of the southern island. The base would replace the U.S. Marine Corps base in Futenma, a more congested part of Okinawa’s main island.
For more on the Japanese Prime Minister's visit to the shrine, let's speak to our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo.
For more on the impending fallout from the visit, we are now joined by our correspondent Terrence Terashima in Tokyo and Shane Hahm in Seoul.
It's been almost a year since Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe took office. In recent months the relationship between Beijing and Tokyo has deteriorated significantly. China’s leaders have expressed deep concern over a decision by Japan to increase substantially its defense budget.
