Chinese threat is axis around which US-Japan relation will turn in the future

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to the international relations between the United States and Japan are presented, with particular focus on the role which is played by the rising importance of China. It is suggested that the security alliance established by Japan and the United States in 1951 should be re-evaluated.

China, International aspects, Alliances, Alliances (Government relations)

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Japan should develop its own missile defense shield

Article Abstract:

Globalization is affecting all countries, but it does not necessarily have to mean Americanization. Japan needs to turn away from the United States, possibly towards Europe and undertake its own developments such as a missile defense system.

Equipment and supplies, Political aspects, International economic relations, Civil defense

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Japan has returned to Asia

Article Abstract:

US economic oppression has forced Japan to return to the Asian economic sphere. Japan must emphasize service and cooperation to lead the development of a spirit of unity in Asia and establish an new order in Asia and the world.

International relations, Asia, International cooperation

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