1995年新年伊始,日本首相村山富市访美并与总统克林顿在白宫举行会谈。双方就两国政治、经济和安全关系等问题进行了广泛的讨论,但却有意无意地回避了双边贸易纠纷这一令人头疼的敏感问题,着重商谈两国如何计划筹办今年的二战结束50周年的纪念活动。对于这次会 At the beginning of the new year in 1995, Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Murayama visited the United States and held talks with President Clinton in the White House. Both sides held extensive discussions on such issues as the political, economic and security relations between the two countries. However, they have consciously or unconsciously sidestepped the daunting and sensitive issue of bilateral trade disputes and focused on how the two countries plan to organize the 50th anniversary of the end of World War II this year Commemoration. For this meeting