Japanese foreign policy focuses on maintaining peace and stability in the Asia-Pacific region. It emphasizes strong alliances, particularly with the United States, and promotes economic cooperation through trade agreements. Japan also engages in multilateral organizations like the United Nations to address global issues such as climate change and security. Additionally, Japan seeks to balance its relations with neighboring countries, including China and South Korea. It aims to resolve historical disputes while fostering economic ties. Japan's approach is characterized by a commitment to diplomacy, development aid, and participation in international peacekeeping efforts.