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The Kyoto Protocol from Formulation to Ratification: Japan’s Role in International Climate Negotiatiajor actor in the international arena. The motivations for Japan’s actions in international climate negotiations are found more in the political benefit achieved by those actions rather than any specific commitment to the cause of mitigating greenhouse emissions.