Japan-U.S. Program
Acting as a hub of experts and intellectual information to strengthen the Japan–U.S. relationship and maintain regional peace and stability
The political environment in the United States and the international community have been in turmoil. Under these circumstances, this program seeks to explore how Japan–U.S. relations should evolve in response to these changes and to establish a more stable and deeper network that can withstand potential difficulties. We collaborate with experts from Japan, the United States, and around the world to create networks, generate ideas, and provide information to tackle regional and global issues, not just bilateral issues between Japan and the United States but also regional and global challenges. Through these approaches, we aim to contribute to regional peace and social stability.
News
Project List of FY2023
| Project Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Japan-US Congressional Strategic Network | First year of a three-year project |
| Insights into Japan-US Relations II: Study and Presentation | First year of a three-year project |
| Japan-US Network of Policy Reserache and Dialogue | First year of a three-year project |
| Enriching U.S.-Japan Congressional Exchanges 2023 | Single-year project |
| Strengthening the US-Japan Relationship from US Perspectives 2023 | Single-year project |
Reports and Publications
Staff
Aya Murata (Director and Senior Program Officer)
Yuta Sano (Associate Program Officer)
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