Why Japan’s Economy Isn’t as Strong as It Seems
At the peak of Japan’s bubble economy, the land under the Imperial Palace was said to be worth more than all of California. Today, the Nikkei is booming again — but real wages are falling, the cost of living is rising, and young people can’t afford homes or families. Is Japan’s economy truly back, or is it just another illusion?
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Then you get the excuse for mass immigration to solve the birth rate crisis (which the governments created) it’s all part of the plan.