From the Japanese perspective, the Amau Statement was equivalent to the American Monroe Doctrine. Both statements asserted a nation's right to influence and control its regional sphere, with the Amau Statement justifying Japan's expansion in East Asia, while the Monroe Doctrine established the United States' stance against European colonialism in the Americas. Each reflected a commitment to regional dominance and a rejection of foreign intervention in their respective areas.
The equivalent would be NASA
Japanese-American relations were helped by both formal and informal talks.
japanese-american
The Japanese equivalent of the FDA is the Japanese Ministry of Health & Welfare.
Gochisosama deshita.
See website: Japanese-American internment
Seward made the Japanese-American Treaty.
There has not been an American and Japanese period.
Nikkei is generically a person of Japanese heritage. In Japanese, you'd say "Nikkei America-Jin" for Japanese American.
The japanese economy or the japan's economy
The Japanese equivalent of the FDA is the Japanese Ministry of Health & Welfare.
Which american?