Japan did do something incomprehensible in the 1980s. Although it was exaggerated, it was a fact, because at that time, it was calculated that Japan's total land assets were four times that of the United States, and this statement has been circulated to this day.

We can also guess that there must be exaggerated elements in it, but it is by no means nonsense. There must be a story that belongs to him. Japan's development in the 1980s was really rapid, despite the bubble in its economy. But I think the main reason for his rapid development is the war. After all, war can make a country backward and make a country progress.

Japan developed after World War II, that is, after 1945. During World War II, Japan was preparing for war, and almost all the national economy was used for preparing for war. They adopted the "national mobilization system". Although the war finally failed, this system became the basis of Japan's rapid post-war economic development. However, as a defeated country, how did Japan make a comeback under the transformation of the United States? Because Japan's national system in the United States does not understand or speak Japanese, it knows less information. During the Japanese war, the department in charge of materials was not disintegrated by the United States, but was preserved by renaming. This is also the reason why the Japanese economy will develop rapidly after the war.

In the 1960s, Japan's economy has developed and people's living standards have been greatly improved. All kinds of household appliances needed for life appeared at home, and I began to have my own car when I went out.

These are not all the reasons for Japan's rapid economic development. Another condition is that in the world oil crisis of 1970, there was a glimmer of light behind the dark clouds, and Japan ushered in a new life. Japan, which has been importing raw materials, should be hit, but the rise of Japan's exchange rate has turned Japan into a profit in the face of the oil crisis, which has also become the absolute reason why Japan's economy has surpassed that of the United States.

But then Japan's economy began to plummet, because the unchanging system and concept made Japan stand still, and the accumulated advantages became disadvantages. The saying that one Tokyo for one America has become popular.