The strong shock brought about by The Great East Japan Earthquake spread to the fields of Japanese economy，political affairs，society，culture and thinking as well as to international relations in the Asia-Pacific region to some extent. Close or distant of Japanese foreign relationship was clearly manifested through its choice of accepting or refusing foreign aid in its disaster relief. This is an inheritance of its set mode of concentric circle of foreign relation. Another shock followed in the Japanese political world. The foreign policy strategy of the Yoshihiko Noda cabinet transcends that of the past government. The Japanese foreign policy after the dual shock will continue to focus on be friend distant states while attacking those nearby. It will strengthen the policy of engagement and containment towards China.