Japan's Policy Towards Russia and Siberia 1925-1912

Abstract

Japan has witnessed a major shift in its relations with the outside world since the advent of the Commodore
American Matthew Perry in 1853 there has been a series of stormy changes that brought it together
It produced a complete revolution in the basic principles upon which Japan relied in its foreign policy; Whatever
The mechanisms of formulating the Japanese foreign policy as the main factors that drive such a policy are my concern
International reality and the national way of understanding that reality.
Prior to 1853, Japan was in a state of complete political and strategic isolation; But she found
It itself was threatened politically and economically by, which forced it to secure itself militarily and economically against
The West canceled what is known as unequal treaties and decided to end its isolation and open up to the West
She became his equal after a short time.