In 2015, the Japanese government filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization.
Japan said all the seafood it ships is safe because it meets strict standards on radioactive substances.
Japan called South Korea's actions unfair and discriminatory.
A WTO dispute panel supported Japan in February last year and recommended South Korea correct its restrictions.
South Korea appealed that decision.
According to Japan's Agriculture Ministry, a total of 23 countries and territories still have bans on food imports from Japan because of the nuclear incident.
Japan said all the seafood it ships is safe because it meets strict standards on radioactive substances.
Japan called South Korea's actions unfair and discriminatory.
A WTO dispute panel supported Japan in February last year and recommended South Korea correct its restrictions.
South Korea appealed that decision.
According to Japan's Agriculture Ministry, a total of 23 countries and territories still have bans on food imports from Japan because of the nuclear incident.
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