Summary

Current Japanese Opinion of the U.S. and the Conflict in Vietnam (1966)

With one significant exception, Japanese opinion of the Vietnam situation and U.S. involvement has shown no important shifts between June 1965 and April 1966. A significant percentage of Japanese continued to hold an adverse view of U.S. support for the Government of Vietnam (GVN) , to believe that the U.S. should take a more conciliatory attitude towards the opposition and to oppose Japanese support of the GVN. There was a slight but insignificant rise in Japanese opinion of U.S. efforts to prevent a new world war.
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