On the recordNovember 9, 1983
Japan and America are separated by thousands of miles of ocean, different languages, and different cultures, yet in our robust trade—we've found a way to help each other create abundance.
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presidency.ucsb.eduJapan and America are separated by thousands of miles of ocean, different languages, and different cultures, yet in our robust trade—we've found a way to help each other create abundance.
Remarks at a Reception for American and Japanese Businessmen in Tokyo, Japan
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