How did the US deal with japan after WW2?

Answer 1

The US wanted Japan and themselves to be on good terms, so they helped out by changing their ecnomy to a democratic one, reshaped the military, and helped rebuild.

Answer 2

The US-Japan Security Treaty of 1960 was pivotal during the post-WWII era. Provisions there-in state that Japan is to stay out of US airspace and waterspace during an attack; it also defines a mutual agreement to defend the islands in the event of an attack. Perhaps it is common knowledge, perhaps not – Americans traveling in Japan, in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki are not extended some services there. Today, U.S. – Japan relations are in great debate in academic circles; even though this is true, college students do not have an influence on U.S. – Japan relations. I imagine there’s things that all of us as Americans can do to help. This is history – some things are advantageous to talk about, and then there is information best left to Research.

Answer 3

Yes, after the war was over the US helped both Germany and Japan with both financial aid and business/industrial advisors to assist their rapid recovery.

Answer 4

Gen D. MacArthur held a Military Government with Martial Law over Japan for 5 years