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“Palau and Japan Are Like Brothers”: An Interview with President Tommy Remengesau

  • Prime Minister Abe and President Remengesau shake hands after the seventh Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting on May 23, 2015, in Iwaki, Fukushima. (© Jiji)

    Prime Minister Abe and President Remengesau shake hands after the seventh Pacific Islands Leaders Meeting on May 23, 2015, in Iwaki, Fukushima. (© Jiji)

  • The new government building in Palau’s capital of Ngerulmud, built with support from Taiwan. A plaque in front of the building commemorates the friendly ties between the two countries. (Photo by Nojima Tsuyoshi)

    The new government building in Palau’s capital of Ngerulmud, built with support from Taiwan. A plaque in front of the building commemorates the friendly ties between the two countries. (Photo by Nojima Tsuyoshi)

  • Hotels along the ocean front in Palau’s largest city, Koror. Foreign tourists looking to experience the country’s beautiful vistas and clear blue ocean are on the rise. (Taken in December 2014)

    Hotels along the ocean front in Palau’s largest city, Koror. Foreign tourists looking to experience the country’s beautiful vistas and clear blue ocean are on the rise. (Taken in December 2014)

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