Why is Trump in Japan?
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Trump is in Japan as part of a multi-country Asia trip focused on trade, security, and diplomatic relations. He is meeting with Japan's new prime minister to sign agreements on rare earths and critical minerals, discuss a major Japanese investment in the U.S., and address regional security amid tensions with China and North Korea. The visit includes meetings with the emperor and U.S. military personnel.
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