After a year and a half of extensive negotiations, the United States and Japan agreed that our alliance, rather than representing a cold war relic, was the basis for stability and prosperity in the region.
The United States and Japan will also strengthen cooperation to better protect American and Japanese companies and workers from non-market oriented policies and practices by third countries.
The United States and Japan reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening their bilateral relationships with Mongolia in line with Mongolia's“third neighbor” policy and the three sides' visions for a free and open Indo-Pacific.
The United States and Japan discussed trade issues involving goods, including agriculture, as well as the need to establish high standards in the area of digital trade.
The United States and Japan affirmed that international law applies in cyberspace and that a cyberattack could, in certain circumstances, constitute an armed attack under Article 5 of the U.S.-Japan Security Treaty.
The United States and Japan will conduct these discussions based on mutual trust, and refrain from taking measures against the spirit of this joint statement during the process of these consultations.
The United States and Japan will enter into negotiations, following the completion of necessary domestic procedures, for a United States-Japan trade agreement on goods, services, and investments.
The agreement mentioned above is designed to be mutually beneficial, and, in conducting those negotiations, the United States and Japan will respect positions of the other government.
Five countries, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, and Canada, and the EU signed the Marine Plastics Charter, which promotes plastic regulations in their own country, but the United States and Japan have not.
After one of the most horrific chapters in human history, one that took not tens of thousands but tens of millions of lives, with ferocious fighting across this ocean, the United States and Japan chose friendship, and they chose peace.
The US and Japan asked about the budgetary implications of these activities, with the US suggesting deleting reference to co-sponsored workshops for this reason.
東アジアで米国と日本は北を代表する既得権勢力であり、南の大手である中国はこれに挑戦している。
In East Asia, the US and Japan have been the establishment forces representing the north, while China has been challenging this as a major player from the south.
In the United States and Japan, the major enterprises are aggressively suggesting'the smart manufacturing policies' focusing on the technology innovation in the manufacturing process.
After one of the most horrific chapters in human history, one that took not tens of thousands but tens of millions of lives, with ferocious fighting, across this ocean, the United States and Japan chose friendship and they chose peace.
As repeated so often here, the US and Japan both need to nationalize their central banks and give the power to create and distribute money back to the people and their honestly elected(and bribe free) representatives.
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