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What is the current relationship between Japan and the US?
America and Japan are on good terms at this point in time. America and Japan are on good terms at this point in time.
How is Japan's economy today?
Actually, Japan's economy is the strongest in the world with as much stuff they are selling, how can you not have a good economy?
How many terms do senators have?
Senators do not have "terms". They are allowed to be in office for life/during good behavior.
Why does the Japanese nation dislike the American nation?
Japan and America are on fairly good terms, comparatively speaking.
Is japan considered an ally to the US?
Yes we are on good terms at the moment. so yes they would be considered an ally.
Disadvantage and advantage of having an emperor in Japan during 1900s?
There is no disadvantage to good leadership; no matter the name or title.
How did the united gain allies and aide during the revolutionary war?
The United States gained allies and aid during the revolutionary war in terms of military aid and financial support from France, which was not in good terms with Britain.
Why does the US have a strong relationship with Japan but not with Canada or Mexico?
It depends on what you mean by 'strong relationship'. You mean in economic, military or diplomatic terms? In diplomatic terms, the US has a much closer relationship with Canada than either Japan or Mexico. This is mostly due to past aggression wars between the US and Japan (World War 2) and the US and Mexico (Mexican-American War of 1846-1848). In economic terms, the US also has a closer relationship to Canada, as both countries are almost integrated as one single entity -- for example, fewer import/export taxes, easyness to cross each others borders. The US has however, a larger amount of foreign direct investment from Japan, but that is just an economic measure on how much foreign debt the US owes to Japan. In military terms, the US has provided a 'nuclear umbrella' for Japan. Again, this is not due to a 'good neighbor' policy, but because after WW2, Japan had to be demilitarized. To contain the Soviet Union during the Cold War, the US invested heavily on naval bases and modern weaponry in Japan.
What did commodore perry go to Tokyo with?
Perry's two expeditions to Japan took place during the administrations of Fillmore and Pierce. He was sent to open up Japan to trade, to ensure good treatment of American sailors who were shipwrecked on Japan, and to try to get a refueling base for American ships on Japan.
Is Japan good?
Of course they are, type in the questions, "Is japan bad?" or "Is japan evil?."
Is Japan a good city?
Japan is a country, not a city.
What good things has Shinzo Abe done for Japan?
what good things has shinzo done for japan
