HONOLULU – Donald Trump’s stunning election win has made many in Japan, indeed the entire Asia-Pacific region, concerned about U.S. national policy on trade, security and the U.S. role in the region.
But the United States’ close ties with Japan have given Hawaii Gov. David Ige a measured view of the future under a Trump administration.
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