Six years ago, in 2017, CPAC held its very first international conference in Tokyo, Japan, building solidarity among conservatives across the globe. Earlier this month, CPAC returned to Tokyo and successfully held its seventh CPAC Japan. The event is the fruit of the friendships between the American Conservative Union and the Japanese Conservative Union, led by Jay Aeba, and their respective countries, the United States and Japan. This year’s event continued the tradition of uniting the international conservative movement while addressing issues both particular to Japan and shared between Japan and the United States. Remarks from figures such as Jack Posobiec and Dr. Robert Malone tackled concerns regarding national security threats from China and the Middle East and health threats and violations of liberties by COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
