This book reveals that the tensions surrounding US and Japanese agricultural trade lie less between the two nations then in an internal clash between traditional systems and economic growth. Contributors propose a policy compromise that respects Japan's concern for rice security and traditional foodstyles and America's concern for access to markets abroad - a proposal that would break a trade impasse detrimental to both Japan and the United States.
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