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ELI5:The truce between Nazi Germany and the Japanese

I just finished watching the first few episodes of The Man in the High Castle (A great show by the way) but it lead me to thinking. How did the truce between Japan and the Nazis take place? Why didn't the Nazis turn on the Japanese instead the Russians? It would seem to me that the Japanese were much less 'Aryan' then the Russians. Was Hitler only interested in conquering Europe or was he eventually looking for world domination?
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It was an alliance of convenience, more than anything. Japan and Germany were far enough apart that there wasn't any real threat of direct competition. However, Japan could keep Pacific countries busy, namely the US navy, and keep those resources otherwise occupied. However, if they had succeeded, they probably would have come to blows eventually.