US-Japan Relations refers to the diplomatic, economic, and security interactions between the United States and Japan. This relationship has evolved significantly since Japan’s modernization in the Meiji era and the end of World War II, during which Japan adopted a pacifist constitution and relied on the US for security. The two countries are key allies, bound by treaties and mutual interests, particularly in trade, defense, and regional stability in Asia. US-Japan relations encompass partnerships in various sectors, including technology, agriculture, and environmental initiatives, and they play a crucial role in addressing global challenges such as security threats, economic cooperation, and climate change. The relationship is characterized by regular dialogues, high-level visits, and collaborative efforts in international organizations.
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