Thirty years ago today President Ronald Reagan signed into law legislation authorizing funds for a foundation honoring Mike Mansfield. The Foundation launched its 30th anniversary celebration in May with a Capitol Hill Symposium underscoring the strength of the U.S.-Japan relationship, the importance of continuing to build relationships and elevate dialogue between the two countries, and the opportunities for the United States and Japan to work together for economic and policy security. Next month the Foundation will continue its 30th anniversary celebration with a Tokyo symposium examining the U.S.-Japan relationship and celebrating the Mike Mansfield Fellowship Program. More information about this event is available here.
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