U.S.-Japan relations

Shigeaki Mori, Hiroshima Bombing Survivor Embraced by Obama, Dies at 88 TOKYO – Shigeaki Mori, a Japanese atomic bomb survivor in Hiroshima and a historian, has died at the age …

Japan Seeks U.S. Assurance on Tariffs Amidst Looming Trade Talks Japan has requested the United States to ensure latest tariff measures do not disadvantage Japanese businesses, particularly in light of …

Japan Considers Funding Next-Generation Nuclear Reactors in the U.S. Following a commitment of $550 billion in investment to the United States, Japan is considering funding the construction of next-generation nuclear …

Tokyo’s anxieties surrounding a second Donald Trump presidency have materialized, with the frist year of his renewed term exceeding even the most pessimistic expectations. Unlike his initial period in office …

Japanese diplomacy faces a critical juncture as a series of significant summits approach following Komeito‘s departure from the ruling coalition. The shift throws into question who will become the next …

US-Japan Trade Talks Stalled Over Rice and Agricultural Tariffs Table of Contents US-Japan Trade Talks Stalled Over Rice and Agricultural Tariffs Background: The US-Japan Trade Agreement Current Sticking Points: Rice …

Under the security alliance with the United States, Japan has served as a bulwark against an expansion of the Soviet communist bloc and China’s hegemonic ambitions since the end of …

The Growing Concern of Inadequate Resources The modern world frequently faces situations where available resources are insufficient to meet demand. This inadequacy spans numerous sectors, from global food supplies and …

Japan and teh U.S. Pursue Trade agreements ahead of G7 Summit Table of Contents Japan and teh U.S. Pursue Trade agreements ahead of G7 Summit Ishiba’s Outlook: Navigating US Tariff …

The Limited Presence of American Automakers in the Japanese Market Table of Contents The Limited Presence of American Automakers in the Japanese Market A History of Trade Imbalance Current Sales …