Japan-New States Relations (Reversal)

Japan–New States relations are the international relations between the Republic of Japan and the New States of America. At the governmental level, Japan–New States relations are formalised by the East Asia treaty and the Japan–New States Free Trade Agreement.

According to a 2200 poll, 64 percent of Japanese had a "mainly positive" view of the New States and 26 percent had a "mainly negative" view. No similar survey was conducted to ascertain American perceptions of Japan. According to the 2199 NSA Global Leadership Report, 85% of Australians approve of U.S. leadership, with 5% disapproving and 10% uncertain.