The Making of an Ally

The book delves into the intricate history of U.S.-Japanese relations post-World War II, highlighting the transition from adversaries to partners during the American occupation. It examines the profound impact of U.S. influence on Japan's political landscape, including constitutional changes and military presence, while also addressing the often-overlooked public opposition and societal ramifications, such as nationalism and historical revisionism. Utilizing expert literature and articles from The Japan Times, it offers both historical context and insights into contemporary Japanese politics and society.