TOKYO - Japan should try to let the U.S. presence be more broad-based in Southeast Asia through a 1960 bilateral security pact and a 1977 pro-ASEAN initiative launched by then Japanese Prime Minister Takeo Fukuda to help stabilize the region, a former senior Singapore diplomat said recently.
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