British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told His Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida on the sidelines of the G7 summit that Britain would lift restrictions on some Japanese food imports from June 29 Johnson said the relationship between The UK and Japan was going from strength to strength and the two countries would work together in areas such as technology, security and trade The report notes that Britain restricted imports of food from Fukushima after the nuclear accident in March 2011 At the end of 2021, however, the UK's Food Standards Agency (FSA) said in a report that it would lift the ban on food imported from Japan containing concentrations of radioactive caesium exceeding 100 becquerels per kilogram (Bq/kg), a measure of radioactive material, when Kishida visited the UK in May, Johnson tasted Fukushima popcorn Welcome to Japan's kyodo news agency published stories, points out that the Japanese government said the British government, based on a scientific basis for the decision, which will support the reconstruction of the affected areas Britain's object after import restrictions to fukushima miyagi yamagata ibaraki horses niigata yamanashi nagano and static products, a total of 9 county, nine counties fungus mushrooms products fukushima skipjack tuna and mackerel pike of aquatic products Radioactive material testing certificates for some vegetables such as bamboo shoots and ferns from Miyagi, which were required for export to Britain, have been lifted. British retail giants Tesco and Waitrose have said they have no plans to sell Fukushima products, the Guardian said. Japanese restaurants and specialty shops in Scotland and Wales in England will sell Fukushima produce after the ban on imports is lifted Northern Ireland is subject to European Union trade rules and will continue to restrict imports of Fukushima products.