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Thursday, November 20th  | Hybrid Event:

Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center and Held Virtually in English and Japanese

Since the pandemic, Japan and the United States have resumed and strengthened people-to-people exchanges through initiatives such as recent summit meetings and the “U.S.-Japan Tourism Year.” Global events, including the recently held Expo 2025 Osaka-Kansai and the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, are further boosting these ties. In addition, multi-layered personnel exchange and dispatch programs across the public and private sectors also contribute to mutual understanding between Japan and the United States. Amid rising geopolitical tensions and growing nationalism, multi-layered exchanges are vital for fostering trust and a collaborative U.S.–Japan partnership that supports global stability. This symposium will bring together government officials and experts from both nations to discuss ways to deepen people-to-people exchanges and advance international exchange.

JITTI JOURNAL

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Volume 12  Issue 6  |  Feature: Yuta Arai |  Cultural Article:  Tomomi Dodd

Read our Feature introducing a world-leading Coast Guard graduate course and have an intimate look at a Shinto-style wedding in our Cultural Article.

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Volume 12  Issue 5  |  Feature: Yukiko Nakamura |  Cultural Article:  Yuta Arai

Our Feature Article overviews how regional initiatives around Japanese airports are working to revitalize the surrounding area.  Meanwhile, our Cultural Article introduces speed-dials in Japan.

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Volume 12 Issue 4  |  Feature: Shinichiro Tsuri |  Cultural Article:  Mamiko Kim

In this journal's Featured Article, get a overview the amendment of Japan’s Civil Aeronautics Act in response to the Haneda Airport runway collision. Furthermore, in light of the anniversary of Jaws, discover prominent Japanese horror films with cultural and global importance in our Cultural Article.

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