TOKYO - With U.S. President Donald Trump becoming the first state guest to visit Japan since its new imperial era Reiwa began, analysts are watching to see if he and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe can demonstrate a robust bilateral alliance without exposing any rifts over trade and North Korea.
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