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U.S. citizens abroad who have not received their ballots at least 30 days before an election day can submit a completed Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot (FWAB), available via FVAP: Write in the candidates of your choice, then print, sign, and send the FWAB to your local election officials.
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Over the past 48 hours, our leaders engaged in deliberate discussions with the force on standards, discipline, liberty, and our responsibilities while serving in Japan. Our personnel will now transition into a 30-day period of reflection directed by the Okinawa Area Coordinator.
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Demonstrations are expected this week in #Tokyo# , #Osaka# , #Naha# , #Fukuoka# , and #Nagoya#, and more may take place across Japan in the coming weeks. Avoid large crowds and demonstrations, remain aware of your surroundings, and monitor local media for updates. Read the full alert:
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America’s spacious skies, amber waves of grain, and purple mountain majesties have inspired artists for generations, including in Japan! Young artists from Pre-K through 12th grade in the U.S. Mission Japan community did a fantastic job telling America's story for the America The Beautiful Kids Art Contest. Their masterpieces will be displayed throughout the embassy. 🇺🇸🎨🖌️
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Kicking off our inaugural Indo-Pacific Ambassadorial Summit at MacArthur House. Looking forward to two days of sharing ideas, building connections, and strengthening America’s presence in the Indo-Pacific with my fellow 🇺🇸 ambassadors in the region and our @StateDept colleagues.
@USAmbROK @USAmbChina @USAmbPH @USEmbAustralia @usambnz @USMission2ASEAN @usembassybkk @UnderSecStateP
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My sincere thanks to Foreign Minister @moteging for welcoming our delegation of Indo-Pacific 🇺🇸 ambassadors to hear about Japan’s efforts to expand and deepen its partnerships across the region.
@USAmbROK @USAmbChina @USAmbPH @USEmbAustralia @USMission2ASEAN @usembassybkk @UnderSecStateP @MofaJapan_jp @MofaJapan_en
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It was great to see @USAmbJapan during my visit to Japan. Amb. Glass is bringing our two nations together to further deepen science and tech collaboration across the Pacific. Grateful for his steady leadership and gracious hospitality.
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In any business, industry, or organization, strong relationships drive success. Our Indo-Pacific Ambassadorial Summit at @usembassytokyo is a chance to deepen connections, understand the challenges and opportunities in different parts of this dynamic region, and create an Indo-Pacific of peace, prosperity, and possibility.
@USAmbROK @USAmbChina @USAmbPH @USEmbAustralia @USMission2ASEAN @usembassybkk @UnderSecStateP
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On the first day of the Indo-Pacific Ambassadorial Summit, Mary Glass and 🇺🇸 ambassador spouses visited the historic grounds of Akasaka Palace in Tokyo, where they fed the Japanese carp. During @POTUS @realDonaldTrump's visit to Japan in 2019, Akie Abe, the wife of the late Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, showed @FLOTUS @MELANIATRUMP how to summon the fish by clapping. @akie_official @cao_Geihinkan
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In his role as Okinawa Area Coordinator, Lt. Gen. Benjamin Watson joined by III MEF Sgt. Maj. Christopher Adams met with U.S. forces leaders on Okinawa to reinforce expectations for the operational pause, period of reflection, standards, discipline, and responsible liberty.
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The strength of the U.S.-Japan Alliance is its foundation of trust, transparency, accountability, and mutual respect. During today's meeting with @ModJapan_jp Minister @shinjirokoiz, I emphasized that with the U.S. servicemember in Okinawa Prefectural Police custody and facing justice through the Japanese judicial system, the U.S.-Japan Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) is working. @ModJapan_en
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Lt. Gen. Benjamin T. Watson, Okinawa Area Coordinator and commanding general of III Marine Expeditionary Force, issues the following message to all U.S. military personnel on Okinawa regarding standards, discipline, and our responsibilities while serving in Japan.
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Maritime security in the Indo-Pacific is vital for global peace and prosperity.
In August 1949, Japanese swimmer Hironoshin Furuhashi took the United States Swimming National Championships by storm in Los Angeles. Setting world records in the pool, he earned the nickname "The Flying Fish of Fujiyama" from American sports writers. It was an early milestone in rebuilding U.S.-Japan friendship through mutual respect and sports diplomacy. 🇺🇸🇯🇵
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Deputy Chief of Mission Aaron Snipe and Principal Officer Virsa Perkins were grateful to visit Dejima in Nagasaki and learn more about its remarkable history as a gateway between Japan and the wider world. A hub of trade and exchange, Dejima helped connect Japan with new ideas, knowledge and cultures. Many thanks to the Dejima staff for the warm welcome and wonderful tour—and for bringing this important history to life.
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Are you a U.S. citizen residing outside the United States seeking to vote in upcoming U.S. elections? You can register and request your absentee ballot at INFO:
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From Yokota Air Base to Kumamoto. U.S. military aircraft airlifted tons of drinking water to support earthquake relief alongside the Japan Self-Defense Forces. Proud to work side-by-side with our Japanese allies to deliver aid where it is needed most. @YokotaAirBase @USFJ_J
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Eighty-one years ago, the world changed forever. Today, Deputy Chief of Mission Aaron Snipe joined the people of Hiroshima in solemn remembrance of those who suffered and perished and paid tribute to the resilience of a city that turned unimaginable loss into an enduring message of peace and hope. That spirit of solidarity forms the foundation of the deep and trusted partnership the United States and Japan share today.
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This evening in Hiroshima, Deputy Chief of Mission Aaron Snipe had the privilege of hearing the testimony of Hibakusha Ogura Keiko, who was just eight years old on August 6, 1945. Her vivid and deeply moving account is a testament to extraordinary strength and resilience. Thank you, Ms. Ogura, for sharing your story. By listening to voices like yours, we honor the past and reaffirm our commitment to building a more peaceful future.
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On August 7, 1985, the National Space Development Agency of Japan (now JAXA) announced that Mamoru Mohri, Chiaki Mukai (then Chiaki Naito), and Takao Doi would be Japan’s first-ever astronauts to fly aboard NASA’s Space Shuttle. Selected from a competitive pool of 533 applicants, these three pioneers would go on to lay the foundation for Japan’s future manned space activities. The landmark announcement marked a monumental first step for Japan as it stepped boldly into the era of space exploration.
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