Article: Japan: Chapter 6B. Relations with the United States

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Chapter 6B. Relations with the United States

United States-Japanese relations in 1981 remained basically close and cooperative despite a series of incidents that in past years would have created severe strains but which were rationalized without serious consequences. These incidents included the sinking of a Japanese freighter and the loss of two seamen in a collision with a United States nuclear- powered submarine; a political uproar over a reference to "an alliance" between the United States and Japan in an official communique; and a flare-up of Japan's "nuclear allergy," following the public assertion by a former United States ambassador to ...

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