Japan's Ambassador Hiroshi Saito

The transcript features a conversation involving Saito, the Japanese ambassador, discussing the understanding between Japan and the U.S. regarding naval maneuvers. Saito acknowledges the American Navy's activities in the Pacific and mentions Japan's upcoming war games. He appreciates the American desire to maintain good international relations and concludes with a hint of future developments.

What is the main topic discussed by Saito in the first section?

• The cultural exchange programs between Japan and the USA

• The economic relations between Japan and the USA

• The trade agreements between Japan and the USA

• The understanding between Tokyo and the American Secretary

Why is the American Navy conducting maneuvers according to Saito?

• To demonstrate military strength to other countries

• To prepare for a joint exercise with Japan

• To respond to Japan's upcoming war games

• As part of routine training exercises

What does Saito mention about Japan's plans in the Pacific?

• Japan plans to hold a cultural festival

• Japan will conduct its own war games later in the summer

• Japan is planning a trade mission

• Japan will host a diplomatic summit

What sentiment does Saito express towards Americans in the third section?

• Indifference towards their international stance

• Concern over their military presence

• Appreciation for their desire to maintain good relations

• Disappointment in their foreign policy

What future event does Saito hint at in the final section?

• An announcement to be made on the 2nd

• A diplomatic visit

• A new trade agreement

• A military alliance