Japan is going electromagnetic, with implications for Japanese security policy and the U.S. regional strategy.

Abe’s potential constitutional revision is likely to be underwhelming for the JSDF.

Tokyo continues to made inroads in building up its capabilities as it confronts regional security threats.

The subtle change is not without significance for both sides and the wider region.

News of a new training program highlights Tokyo’s important and growing role as an ASEAN partner in the cyber realm.

Tokyo’s defense forces conducted their first drill outside of Japan alongside Asia’s largest multinational exercise.

The innovation central to the Third Offset Strategy could take the U.S.-Japan alliance even higher.

The platform of a hospital ship seems tailor-made for Japan's situation -- yet the country doesn't have one.

New reforms would give Japan's SDF personnel increased say over military decisions.

The Japanese government will back Japanese firms involved in defense exports with financing.

Don't let the current defense guideline overhaul fool you. The broad contours of the U.S.-Japan alliance won't change.

Japan will station 100 troops and radar on its westernmost island, located 108 kilometers east of Taiwan.

“…the prospect no longer appears unthinkable.”