* Nikkei edges up 0.1 pct, Topix little changed
* Market relieved after Wall St recovers bulk of losses
* Oil-related shares hit by crude price slide
By Shinichi Saoshiro
TOKYO, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average .N225 snapped a three-day losing streak on Friday, drawing some relief after Wall Street shares clawed back some of their sharp losses.
Wider gains were capped, however, by resurgent concerns about the U.S.-China trade conflict and caution ahead of the U.S. non-farm jobs report due later on Friday.
The Nikkei .N225 was up 0.1 percent at 21,524.02. The index has fallen 3.5 percent so far this week, weighed by worries about slowing momentum in the U.S. economy and as trade fears whacked global equity markets.
"The bounce in U.S. shares has helped, but the overall situation has not changed much. There are still trade issues the market has to worry about," said Yoshinori Ogawa, senior strategist at Okasan Securities.
"The market has been moving up and down, tracking the ebb and flow in U.S.-China trade tensions, and is likely to remain unstable next week."
Fujitsu Ltd 6702.T advanced 3.3 percent and NEC 6701.T climbed 2.7 percent on expectations telecommunications equipment demand would increase after the Japan said it plans to ban government equipment purchases from China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd HWT.UL and ZTE Corp 0763.HK , 000063.SZ . Holdings 9064.T rose 2.8 percent after the transport service company announced its delivery of small parcels increased 3.6 percent in November from the year before.
Textile company Kurabo Industries Ltd 3106.T surged 7.6 percent after the Nikkei business daily reported that internet clothing retailer ZOZO Inc 3092.T will use threads made by Kurabo for their brand of underclothing.
Petroleum product majors Inpex Corp 1605.T and Japan Petroleum Exploration Co 1662.T fell 1.9 percent and 2.8 percent, respectively, as crude oil prices slumped on OPEC's decision to delay a final decision on output cuts. O/R
Oil refiners Idemitsu Kosan 5019.T and Showa Shell (LON:RDSa) Sekiyu KK 5002.T lost 4.7 percent and 4.4 percent, respectively.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange's (TSE) oil and coal subindex fell 3.4 percent, leading the decliners.
The broader Topix .TOPX inched down 0.03 percent to 1,610.11.
(Editing by Sam Holmes)