Written during the early years of the cold war, East Wind Rising is a vivid and insightful account of the political and military tensions between the US and Japan in the Pacific. Morin, a seasoned foreign correspondent, provides readers with a richly detailed portrait of the region and its people, and offers a sober assessment of the challenges to peace and stability in the post-war world.

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