Military Diplomacy of Korea-Japan GSOMIA for Crisis Management on the Korean Peninsula

This study attempted to find a solution to the security and crisis management of the Korean Peninsula in Korea-Japan relations. North Korea’s nuclear and missile risks are increasing, which acts as a serious security threat to South Korea and is in desperate need of crisis management. In the international system, the state responds by choosing alliances and cooperation in consideration of its national power. Considering the unstable security situation in which North Korea’s nuclear and missile risks are increasing, dialogue and compromise with North Korea are also important, but crisis management should be carried out through military preparations. GSOMIA is an agreement signed between allies, and many developed countries have signed and maintained. GSOMIA can be a momentum or leverage that can be developed through military cooperation or military exchanges while facilitating information exchange between the two countries by mutually prescribed methods. While considering the international situation in Northeast Asia and the domestic political situation, it is necessary to consider GSOMIA from the national interest and military perspective for crisis management on the Korean Peninsula.