US-Japan Alliance

The US-Japan Alliance is a strategic partnership established after World War II, rooted in mutual security and economic cooperation. The United States maintains military bases in Japan, helping to deter regional threats and promote stability in East Asia. In return, Japan benefits from U.S. defense guarantees, allowing it to focus on economic growth. The alliance also involves collaboration on technology, trade, and addressing global issues like climate change and cybersecurity. This partnership strengthens both nations' security and economic interests, fostering stability in the Asia-Pacific region through ongoing diplomatic and military cooperation.