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Opening Remarks

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US-Japan Relationship Implications Today

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Current US Political Dynamics

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Lessons from Japan for the US and World

00:21:40 〜 00:24:44
Collaboration and Individual Efforts for US and Japan

00:24:44 〜 00:28:39
Geopolitical implications of US-Japan Relations

00:28:39 〜 00:32:16
US-China Relationship: Challenges and Japan’s Role

00:32:33 〜 00:40:01
What will be the future role of
international organizations?

00:40:01 〜 00:48:18
What is the reasoning behind optimism
for a possible Trump presidency?

00:48:18 〜 00:56:04
What is your perspective on the
significance of unity among democracies?

00:56:04 〜 00:58:38
How will the upcoming election results
affect energy issues between Japan and the US?

00:58:38 〜 01:04:30
If Trump is elected, in which policy areas
can we expect Japan’s leadership?

01:04:30 〜 01:06:24
How will the upcoming election results
affect energy issues between Japan and the US?

01:06:24 〜 01:07:08
Concluding Remarks


Ken Jimbo
President, Asia Pacific Initiative

Joshua W. Walker
President & CEO, Japan Society


https://apinitiative.org/en/2024/05/1...
On May 24, 2024, Asia Pacific Initiative (API) held a joint seminar with the New York-based Japan Society on the topic of the “US Presidential Election and US-Japan Relations.”

The seminar featured Dr. Joshua W. Walker, President & CEO of Japan Society, as a guest speaker. He engaged in a discussion with Dr. Ken Jimbo, API President, focusing on the US presidential election and US-Japan relations, particularly from the global perspective of New York.

The International House of Japan (IHJ) and Japan Society have maintained a strategic partnership since 2022. API will continue to collaborate with Japan Society to help realize IHJ’s vision of becoming a leading hub for knowledge exchange in the Asia-Pacific region.



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