Implementing the United States-Japan Agreement
Implements tariff terms negotiated with Japan.
Section by Section
What each section does, and how they differ.
References a July 22, 2025 announcement of a bilateral agreement with Japan to address trade imbalances through tariff modifications and reciprocal commitments.
Modifies tariffs on Japanese goods effective three days after the order, imposing general tariff rates but exempting specified Japanese products under framework agreement terms.
Addresses aerospace tariffs, permitting conditional exemptions for Japanese aerospace products if Japan meets reciprocal commitments.
Specifies reciprocal tariff rates for automobiles and automobile parts imported from Japan, with conditions tied to Japan's implementation of commitments.
Lists products not subject to reciprocal tariffs under the Japan agreement, including certain agricultural and strategic goods.
Directs Commerce and USTR to monitor Japan's implementation of agreement commitments and authorizes modification of the order if commitments fail.
Delegates implementation authority to Commerce Secretary and Homeland Security to adopt regulations and employ all powers granted to the President.
States that previous proclamations and executive orders inconsistent with this order are superseded.
Standard boilerplate: preserves existing agency authority, conditions the order on appropriations, and creates no enforceable private rights.