Trinidad and Chua provide invaluable insights on various dimensions and directions of twenty-first-century Philippines-Japan relations from Filipino and Japanese scholars. Their chapters highlight the adjustments made in the relationship as the two countries grapple with old and emerging domestic issues amid changing international contexts.

The book's multidisciplinary approach and rich empirical data provides an in-depth understanding and analysis of the two countries' diplomatic and growing security cooperation, deepening economic ties and sociocultural exchanges, rising mobility of people, and the past's impacts to the present.

A comprehensive volume for international scholars and researchers interested in Japanese and Philippines studies, security studies, Southeast Asian history, and political economy as well as those interested in migration studies, comparative politics, and sociocultural studies.