JUMP, in partnership with the National Association of Japan America Societies, hosts events across the nation to recognize U.S.-Japan military cooperation.
JUMP, in partnership with the National Association of Japan America Societies, hosts events across the nation to recognize U.S.-Japan military cooperation.
On October 29, 2020 at 7 PM CST, JUMP will host an online forum on the state of the Japan-U.S. alliance in 2020. This event is held in partnership with the Japan Society of New Orleans.
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With Wednesday marking 1 year remaining in the House Representatives’ current term, political parties in Japan are busy preparing to field their candidates for the next lower house election. (via @The_Japan_News)
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#Tokyo reported 185 fresh #COVID19 cases on October 22, the first Thursday in a month that new daily cases have fallen below 200. PCR and other tests take about three days to be processed and compiled. (via @AJWasahi)
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PM Suga said that Japan opposes any actions that will escalate tensions in the East and South China Seas, but he also added that Tokyo isn’t aiming to contain any specific country via an “Asian NATO.” (via @japantimes)
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An unidentified ship that was spotted in Japan’s EEZ last month was later found to be a North Korean government vessel. The incident prompted Tokyo to lodge a protest with Pyongyang. (via @japantimes)
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Fishermen were told to avoid certain areas of the rich Yamatotai fishing grounds within the Japan’s EEZ so the Coast Guard can address a recent surge of Chinese vessels illegally fishing in the area. (via @AJWasahi)
http://ow.ly/tKOv50BYSLr
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