Australia and Japan's Relationship since World War II

Since the signing of the peace treaty between Japan and Australia in 1951, the two countries have built a fruitful relationship soon. Many factors and events have contributed to the development of this partnership. The ANZUS Treaty is a turning point of Japan-Australia relations. We will protect Australia's protection from Australia and provide security to the Asia Pacific region. Trade and cultural exchange also played an important role in forming the relationship between Australia and Japan. The growth of trade is one of the common interests between the two countries.

The Pacific War, also called the Asia-Pacific War, took place during the Second World War between the Japanese Empire, Thailand and Japan, and the United States, the UK, Australia and other allies. The beginning of the Pacific War can be traced back to December 8, 1941 when Japan attacked Thailand, Malaya, Hong Kong and Pearl Harbor (In the case of Japan the US Naval Base was attacked on December 8). Until September 2, 1945, Japan officially surrendered, it ended the Pacific War and World War II and carried out a series of battles at sea and land. The following is the top ten fights of the Pacific War:

World War II broke out in two major places. These places are sometimes called battlefields of war. One theater of World War II was besides Europe and the Pacific Ocean. The Pacific Theater has many islands and countries in Japan, China, Korea, the Philippines, and Southeast Asia. Japan invaded China in 1937. They want to rule over Southeast Asia. They joined the Axis Alliance with Germany and Italy by signing a tripartite agreement in 1940. In 1941, Hideki Tojo of former army general became the prime minister of Japan. He strongly supports Japan to join the pivot. Now he is the prime minister, and Tojo wishes Japan to attack the United States.