‘Japan Matters’ events explore importance of Japan on U.S. economy, security
Author: Juliane Doscher
Categories: Sasakawa USA Blog
In mid-October, Sasakawa USA in partnership with the East-West Center of Washington (EWCW) and several other organizations, had the pleasure of hosting two “Japan Matters” events to explore the importance of Japan on the American economy and beyond.
Tags: admiral dennis blair, Asia, asia matters, asia matters for america, Business, cleveland, east west center of washington, east-west center, Economy, event recap, ewcw, Japan, japan matters, japan matters for america, ohio, pennsylvania, peterson institute for international econcomics, philadelphia, piie, reforms, satu limaye, security, Shinzo Abe, TPP, Trans-Pacific Partnership
Why Japan Matters for the United States: Cleveland
Date: October 18, 2016
The 2016 U.S. Presidential Election has ignited renewed interest among the Washington policy community to reinstate the benefits and importance of U.S. engagement in Asia. At this event in Cleveland, Sasakawa USA and its co-hosts presented important data and facts about U.S. relations with Asia and Japan.
Tags: cleveland, cleveland council on world affairs, east-west center, event, ewc, japan matters, japan matters for america, ohio, peterson institute for international economics, piie
Events to explore why Japan Matters for Ohio, Pennsylvania
Categories: Sasakawa USA Blog
Throughout the United States, the importance of Japan is striking, bringing in billions of dollars to the economy. At two upcoming forums in Cleveland and Philadelphia, Sasakawa USA in collaboration with the East-West Center (EWC) and several partner organizations, will present details on the impact of the U.S.-Japan relationship in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Tags: cleveland, cleveland council on world affairs, Dennis Blair, east-west center, event preview, fred bergsten, fukuo hashimoto, japan matters, marcus noland, ohio, pennsylvania, philadelphia, ronn cort, satu limaye, us-japan relationship, world affairs, world affairs council of philadelphia