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Tohoku and Fukushima: A Story of Collaboration in Rescue Robotics

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Americans Remember 3/11

March 11, 2012 marks the first anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami that struck the nor...
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TOMODACHI – Investing in a New Generation of Japanese and Americans

The TOMODACHI Initiative embodies the deep relationship between the United States and Japan. Immediately ...
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Operation Tomodachi Helps Young Japanese Girl

“I am a 14-year-old Japanese.” This was the subject line of an e-mail that U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander...
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American JETs Rally for Japan in Myriad Ways

American View: How many Americans are currently participating in the Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) pr...
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U.S. Communities Lend Support to Their Sister Cities in Japan

Following the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan, many sister cities in the U.S. spr...
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History of the U.S.-Japan Alliance

“The most important relationship in the world, bar none.” – former U.S. Ambassador to Japan Mike Mansf...
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Focus on Youth: What Does the U.S.-Japan Security Alliance Mean to Young People in Japan?

  Cooperation between the United States and Japan through Operation Tomodachi in the wake of ...
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U.S.-Japan Alliance Manga – Interview with Major Neal Fisher

American View: Why did you choose manga to illustrate the U.S.-Japan Alliance? Major Fisher: Well, man...
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U.S.-Japan Partnerships for the Environment

Americans and Japanese share a keen interest in both energy security and the quality of the environment. ...
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Provenance of Okinawan Artifacts in the United States

In March 1879, the Kingdom of the Ryukus, which had lasted for more than 450 years, came to an end. Annex...
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International Parental Child Abduction: An Interview with Michele T. Bond, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Overseas Citizens Services, U.S. Department of State

American View: What is the issue of international parental child abduction? How can it be considered “abd...
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The Mansfield Fellowship Program: Building U.S.-Japan Cooperation

Mary-Jane Atwater Director of Communications The Maureen and Mike Mansfield Foundation Mike Mansfi...
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