Japan, US Leaders Agree to Build Alliance's "New Golden Age"
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and US President Donald Trump held a summit in Tokyo, signing documents on alliance cooperation.
Together with President Trump, I wish to build a new golden age of the Japan-US alliance to make our two countries stronger and more prosperous.
The Prime Minister expressed admiration for Trump's diplomatic record, citing the recent Middle East agreement as an "unprecedented historic accomplishment."
Takaichi reaffirmed Japan's resolve to deepen cooperation with the US, noting that Tokyo and Washington "share the greatest alliance in the world.
Author's summary: Japan and US aim to build a stronger alliance.
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