U.S.-Japan relations

A pervasive pro-Japan bias in the U.S. has blinded Americans to the dangers of Japan’s far-right leaders – and reinforced enmity with China.

A controversy stoked by Obama's recent memoir gives causes to look back at a troubled relationship - and what could have been.

Japan retains some lingering perceptions of Democratic Party policies on China.

The leaders of South Korea, Japan, and Australia all called the former vice president to discuss future cooperation on issues like the pandemic and climate change.

A new Suga administration in Japan will host the second-ever Quad ministerial.

75 years later, the U.S. remains committed to its narrative that the bombings were necessary and justified -- and that no apology is necessary to the victims.

The principles of Japanese foreign policy have evolved.

Taro Kono’s trip included the usual rhetoric on the alliance, but a few surprises as well.

Yet more delays for the controversial facility as local opposition continues unabated.

The U.S. secretary of defense contends with cost-sharing and other controversies.

Grant's efforts may have changed the course of America's engagement with Asia.

The F-15J modernization package would supplement other Air Self-Defense Force programs.