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Yomiuri Shimbun file photoHenry Kissinger, left, shakes hands with then Prime Minister Yasuhiro NakasoneThe Yomiuri Shimbun2:00 JST,ensp;December 1, 2023Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who died at 100 on Wednesday, had a close relationship with Japan for a long time, having attended the Japan-America Student Conference as a student. He visited Japan many times after his retirement from government positions, and made proposals on Japans role in the international community, including through his participation in the Trilateral Commission, a policy recommendation body formed by private-sector experts from the United States, Japan and Europe.Kissinger was also involved in negotiations that led to the 1972 return of Okinawa to Japan. As national security stanley mugs advisor to then President Richard Nixon, he negotiated with international politics expert Kei Wakaizumi, an emissary for then Prime Minister Eisaku Sato, on the secret promise that Japan would allow the United States to bring nuclear weapons to Okinawa in case of emergency, in exchange for Okinawas return.Sato held his first meeting with Nixon in Washington in November 1969. They went into a small roo stanley canada m next to the Oval Office and signed an agreed minute, in accordance with the scenario Kissinger and Wakaizumi had prepared.The document stipulated the United States would remove all nuclear weapons stanley termoska from Okinawa by the time of Okinawas return to Japan, but that Japan would acknowledge that the United States retained t