YANG Kee Ho majored in Japanese politics and Korea-Japan relations as a professor of Japanese studies at Sungkonghoe University, Seoul, Korea. He graduated from Yonsei University with the Department of Political Science and Diplomacy and the Department of Political Science at the Graduate School, and after earning a doctorate in political science from Keio University in Japan, he served as consul general of the Republic of Korea in Kobe, Japan.

His major papers and books include "Takaichi Cabinet Launch and Korea-Japan Relations: Prospects and Tasks" (East Asian Foundation Policy Debate, No. 243, November 2025), "Moon Jae In Government and Korea-Japan Relations" (2024), and "Reading Lee Jae Myung's Diplomacy and Security" (2025), "Korea-Japan Dialogue for Historical Reconciliation: Political Edition" (2020), and "How the United States Dominated East Asia" (translated, 2025).