Why Japan can Win the 2030s

Let’s take a hard look at Japan-a country often underestimated due to its stagnant economy, lack of natural resources, and daunting demographic challenges. Yet, contrary to popular belief, Japan's future might be brighter than ever.
Let’s explore how Japan has resiliently bounced back from economic stagnation, redefined its global relationships, particularly with the United States, and strategically positioned itself against growing threats from China. From labor reforms to military upgrades and shifting economic strategies, we'll piece together why Japan's outlook is far from grim.
Join me as we unravel the surprising resilience and strategic brilliance of a nation poised to play a crucial role in the geopolitics of Asia.
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Just because their zoning system is not like a western Suburban system, it does not mean everyone is crammed into apartments and condos. Even in Tokyo and Kyoto, you are able to find sizeable standalone homes in the city. There are still plenty of big rural land and homes. The urbanization is more a result of the younger generation's preference than the lack of land.

[@user-oh7rs1sq4s]

I'm Japanese and I can say that you are right. most of Japanese are living outside of Tokyo and we living in a big house like USA.

[@richarddikker8473]

Finally this comment, this guys information is bit off

[@Rj50cent]

This video does not actually explains "Why Japan can Win the 2030s"

[@seshanin]

well he's a pro western propagandist. facts don't matter

[@piggy2023-sk3lq]

@@seshanin And extremely unintelligent as well.

[@yeetian2774]

This dude doesn’t know Japan at all. The end

[@linuxman7777]

Japan has loads of suburbs most of Saitama and Chiba Prefectures are just suburbs, and 62 percent of Japanese live in single family homes. it is alot more like America than you may think. Now Taiwan, South Korea, and Hong Kong that is where most of the population lives in apartments. Other cities as well have alot of suburbs. Not just Tokyo

[@Devilishlybenevolent]

This video is wrong about every other thing, so are you surprised he's wrong about that too? Lol

[@letscookingking]

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[@AllyAlliue]

What a controversial video, nothing states why Japan will win the 30s

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[@twohorse123]

... the jap spokesman lost the plot 😂😂😂

[@TN-ju4ro]

Its mostly just anti china propaganda

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[@unisangalaxystudio]

Japan needs to improve in five key areas: 1. Increase Wages: Raise salaries to ensure young people can afford to live independently. 2. Develop Small Towns: Transform small towns into vibrant small cities to encourage young families to settle and thrive. 3. Reduce Work Hours: Cut the excessive workday from 16 hours to 7 hours and eliminate mandatory after-hours gatherings. 4. Support Young Couples: Provide financial incentives to new young couples to help them start their lives together. 5. Invest in Space Colonization: Begin establishing colonies on Mars, as SpaceX's projected timeline for Mars missions extends to 2089.

[@nicholasmeinhart5993]

I agree with all that stuff, but I don't think the space colonialism is necessary, rather more likely a waste of money. Billions of yen in tax payer money for some people on Mars? This won't really help the common people

[@unisangalaxystudio]

@nicholasmeinhart5993 I mean the same could have been said to Spanish Empire, Portuguese Empire, and later British. Think Mars colonies are nice to get people to not live in one city are the population growth to many people not enough land

[@rickiex]

That's something all first world countries can improve on to increase their population.

[@jeungbou]

Are you trolling? 16 hours work days with mandatory after hours gatherings show that Japanese are superhumans who will be able colonize Mars without effort.

[@unisangalaxystudio]

@@jeungbou I see everyone not on board for that,

[@TheFlagUnit]

Abe is dead. He ain’t winning jack

[@tarikrobot8568]

Why did you post an image of Shinzo Abe in the thumbnail? He was assassinated two years ago.

[@Wherrimy]

Just pouring some salt on the wound

[@AaronWatsonGeo]

Because it gets a click and he should be credited with setting up Japan for success

[@MelvinStaRita-yb2fm]

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[@grdfhrghrggrtwqqu]

@@AaronWatsonGeo You're pretending that we didn't know about what went on with that church.

[@mirrorocean3852]

How is the US in East Asia? USA is in America continent. 10:05

[@thetrainrushguy]

Japan has a population problem. Ageing population may not be a problem. They eat healthier and live longer. But their population is going down. And in few more years, they will be drastically short of people. So tough for Japan in near future.

[@1mol831]

They'll be the testers of aging population policy.

[@kamikadse99]

less people also means less demand for things that require many people. It's a simple idea really, idk why that seems to difficult to comprehend. GDP will decrease but quality of life doesn't have to suffer necessarily.

[@ngoctruongpaulnguyen6503]

Japan may be the first ones to learn how to thrive on a lower birth rate country as it has suffered from it for decades. Now EVERY advanced economies are going through that right now. Immigration has helped but we now see that mass immigration is causing social unrest because there wasn't enough of a capacity to integrate/assimilate them. While Japan has just recently made it easier to immigrate there (but not easy to become a citizen), their is still strong national identity.

[@crown9413]

@@kamikadse99 The loss of workers hurts way way more than the loss of consumption. It's the division of labour, less workers means more people have to work in less efficient generalist roles. In any other time in history japan would be in a massive famine with demographics like this.

[@butter_nut1817]

@@kamikadse99 in theory, but there is no proven way to manage an economy which only declines

[@hxxzxtf]

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[@Elegant-Capybara]

They have invested in infrastructure projects throughout Asia, these programs should yield dividends for social programs as the demographics shift further and dependants increase as a percentage of the population.

[@jliang70]

But Japan has also priven to be utterly unreliable to complete the projects. Hsr in vietnam and india. Initial promise of Vietnamese hsr ti be completed in 2028 were delay to finish by the japanese in 2045. That led to vietnam kicking the japanese out of the project to go with Chins.

[@yorhaunitno.2typeb736]

@@jliang70 This is not true because the Vietnamese Communist Government did not pay for the metro project built in Ho Chi Minh City to Japan, while the Chinese-made metro project in the North was completed on time due to material corruption and slowness in paperwork, which may have been deliberately done by the Communist government

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@@yorhaunitno.2typeb736 Is there some evidence, like news or report ?

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[@alexc6926]

Also the upcoming goal of Japan into AUKUS as told by Peter Zeihan, they still need to develop their capabilities in cybersecurity as some experts claim to be equal as UK,US and Australia but hopefully good things continue and they’re fully integrated. As well big goal of developing Philippines more in both defense and economically to prepare by both US, Japan and Australia

[@GnosticLucifer]

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[@Usammityduzntafraidofanythin]

Why's Shinzo Abe in the thumbnail? He was assassinated 2 years ago :P

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[@estea4c7tb89]

Can you do France next ?

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[@amiigose]

​@@AaronWatsonGeo😂😂😂😂 lol, japan not beat china , as long japan become puppet america dog😂😂

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Is it a win or a lose ?

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@@estea4c7tb89 Everyone is a win, I suppose. That's called optimism.

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[@ydk1k253]

Japan is the first country to experience demographic crisis and will be the first country to figure out how to bounce back from it

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[@MelvinStaRita-yb2fm]

The Japanese are probably the smartest people in the world. I believe they are going to lead the arts,science and technology in the next 75 years.

[@jliang70]

But they are not leading in any area of science.

[@davidarvingumazon5024]

Not smart enough to outclass their overwork.

[@kevinbarr2910]

They still use fax machines and can’t even use email at many government agencies

[@LOLnesssss]

You could say the same for China and you would be 100% correct. Your statement about Japan is not accurate.

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[@ZestonN]

Need to update your information about a Taiwan Invasion by China. China can't afford that; while helping Russia lose the Ukraine War, then recoup their own losses. Also, US retaliation would be instantaneous, because of a permanent Navy presence in the Japan Sea.

[@KSmifune]

US force is also growing in the Philippines the nearest island to Taiwan after the Marcos pivot back to america. I think it covers Taiwan defense fully Northern flank you have bases and Japan then southern flank bases in the Philippines fully preventing a potential blockade of Taiwan in its eastern side.

[@shiroi5672]

People mentioned similar things about the eastern European nation of yellow and blue before the incident. An autocrat's main goal is to hold onto power, not necessarily to make wise choices. In this instance, the incursion is central to the entire plan of the well-known honey-loving character, a pledge he repeats in many talks. Additionally, the dragon has built up significant gold reserves to brace for potential economic penalties. I would remain uncertain about anything.

[@wenling3487]

The very vBlogger must be as big as Lee KuanYew in term of geopolitics/geoeconomics, whose prediction about Japan turns out to be true after 30 years. But we respect different opinions.

[@robertmoneymaker999]

4:17 “They also host American nuclear weapons.” Whoa whoa whoa! You can’t just casually throw something like that out there without researching it. This is categorically untrue. You might be confused because Japan is covered by “extended deterrence”, meaning the US will protect Japan with its nuclear arsenal. But that does not mean any nukes are on Japanese soil. They went back to the US in 1972 when Okinawa reverted back to Japan.

[@guangxzhu4019]

you can interview real Japanese people to see if they believe it.

[@lizardking3979]

I believe we can make Japan great again. We are quitely confident about it. We just don't say it outloud. Yeah, and I am a real Japanese.

[@shiroi5672]

@@lizardking3979 Then convince people to stop voting for the CDP and the LDP. You have Ishin no Kai and Komeito promoting better economic policies, just pick one. Most Japanese don't even vote, so start from there.

[@grdfhrghrggrtwqqu]

@@lizardking3979 We all know why Abe was asssassinated. Japan will not win the 2030s.

[@Devilishlybenevolent]

@@lizardking3979 You will never be anything more than a buffer for your American masters. Its funny and sad to see Japan being destroyed by the US and you guys think China/South Korea are the bad guys LOL

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Japan should be the master of the world

[@butter_nut1817]

excuse me

[@Andrew-xw4zj]

They tried that in the 1930s and 40s. Ask the Chinese and the Koreans how that worked out.

[@norihiro01]

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Yeah... about that...

[@yourpapasbf252]

japan is the master of weebs

[@rilmehakonen9688]

17:25 That bit about Sakhalin is dishonest. In 1875, Japan and Russia agreed that Russia should have Sakhalin and Japan all of the Kuril Islands. With funding from New York banker Schiff, Japan launched a sneak attack and won the Russo-Japan war of 1905, and gained back the southern half of Sakhalin. Then, in 1918, while Russia was busy with the Soviet Union, Japan stole the northern half of Sakhalin. Japan still held the Kurils. At Yalta, the USSR agreed to join the USA against Japan. At the end of that war, the US grabbed Okinawa and the USSR grabbed all of Sakhalin and the Kurils. Japan still claims four of the southern Kuril islands. It is highly unlikely that Russia will give those islands to Japan. And no way will Japan seize Sakhalin again.

[@troutunderscore3]

Condo take was a bad one. Work culture is a much bigger problem

[@Andrew-xw4zj]

The US economy is over 10 times bigger than Russia's not 5 like the guy said in the video. Really wish these guys would do more basic research.

[@cocoacrispy7802]

Though not a geophysicist, I confess to being concerned by the recent uptick in tremors along the Cascadia subduction zone. Is it possible that a release in the southern portion of the zone in Northern California and Southern Oregon could propagate itself along the entire length of the zone, producing an earthquake of level 9 or above from Vancouver, BC, through Seattle, Portland, and Northern California? Could this in turn cause the adjacent San Andreas fault to slip, likewise producing a severe earthquake throughout coastal California? The question is, would China be able to take advantage of the ensuing disorder throughout the Pacific Coast of the US and Canada so as to invade Taiwan successfully?

[@MrKirua21]

2:32 Russia has 1/5 of the economic might of the usa (?_?) SINCE WHEN?????? US GDP= $28.5T Russia's GDP= $2.3T 28.5/2.3= 12.39

[@Andrew-xw4zj]

haha, i love how he glosses over the immigration issue, it's okay to acknowledge that Japanese can be racist and xenophobic bro.

[@wile123456]

The no suburbs as the reason why people don't get kids is insane and idiotic. When Japans population was booming, they still lived in dense areas, but had more kids. Same with the west. Suburbs are a new thing and no correlation with them and high birthrates. In fact it points to the opposite, as the nuclear family and suburban families in the US get far fewer kids than inner city families. Birthrates are extremely complicated, and you're completely unqualified, citing no sources and give shallow analysis grasping at straws from various videos or pop-Sci articles you've read. I'd recommend for future videos you avoid doing the real life lore trap, and covering too many topics at once, and instead focusing your analysis on a small but focused area. If you want to talk about the Japanese navy, make a video about that. It works better than this jumbled script that jumps from topic to topic.

[@michaelsomething7674]

Currency dropped 50% value in 10 years and 30% in 5 years. Imagine working so hard and half of you saving gone in 10 years. Japan is not up and coming

[@Seibanori]

Mate, weaker yen actually helps Japanese companies. If you don’t know anything, the rise of Japan is very much related with its weak yen, which was much weaker than it’s current position, the weaker yen attracts more companies investing in Japan more than ever, it also helps its exports. The salary rises will fix the problem, it just need some times for it to catch up with the inflation.

[@shiroi5672]

@@Seibanori Most normal keynesian economics enjoyer. No mate, a poorer population doesn't make the country richer. Productivity does not increase together with inflation as it did in the 80's. A stable and strong currency helps exports, not one that loses value every time, that's why people do international commerce only on dollars. Japanese wages are already too high for what it produces, we don't simply rise salaries without increasing productivity, that's increasing inflation and losing investment due to lack of profit. Inflation is not a magical number, it means money is losing value. We stop inflation, not anything else.

[@shiroi5672]

@@Seibanori Printing money is a crime against humanity and should be punished via criminal law accordingly. The capital punishment, preferably.

[@macfly6237]

@@shiroi5672I don’t think you understand economics because what the guy was saying is actually right. Japans products are sought after because of how well they’re manufactured, but because of the higher yen they can’t export as many cars, TVs, and high quality goods. A weaker yen means Japan will produce more quality products this is why China wants their Yuan to remain weaker than how it actually is.

[@Seibanori]

@@shiroi5672 I get wut you trying to say, but first thing first, Japan hasn’t seen a major inflation until last year, which they called it “the lost decade”. It wasn’t a normal situation as inflation was supposed to happen along with salary increases, which Japan also didn’t see any of it until last year. The country has trapped into its early 90s for decades because the country was paying tremendous amounts of debt. If you looked into Japan economy history, you will probably surprise to find out that all the historical points of which the Yen stood high against the dollar was the part where Japan was either doing pretty bad in economy or the economy crisis would come soon. Japan isn’t US mate, they can’t really share a stronger currency approach as they don’t hold any actual resources to support their currency value like the US did with the oil. Instead, they always try to find another way to support their economy power.

[@shiroi5672]

The only problem is that the LDP is not truly liberal, they keep embracing keynesianism like it's the 90's, while promoting inflation, increasing taxes, regulations and the state's spending. However, Japan, like Argentina, has a good chance to become the top economy. The third and fourth largest party, Ishin no Kai and Komeito, have almost the same amount of votes as the LDP, they just need to capture the heart of the uninformed. Ishin no Kai is a libertarian party, and Komeito has reduction of the state as one of it's roots, while both thankfully still defending the military. By the end of 2025 we will discover if Japan will win the 2030s or not. The left has only a third of the total votes, and half of it is on a centre-left, 'liberal' party, the CDP, so at least the chance of the economy getting even worse is low.

[@citrell]

i'm japanese but fortunatelt or unfortunately, there is no military target forjapan. north island is not japanese militaly target. we are just isisiting that we never accept current russian contorol of theislands. but if any polititians insist military action to get it back, they can't get support from general population.

[@lawrencebautista1]

What excites me most is the recent announced plan of the Japanese government to quadruple their exports of "soft power" that includes manga, anime and games, and everything cool about Japanese culture, by the 2030s, that will trounce the Korean Wave. This will breed more weebs and have more tourists to come to Japan.

[@jeffreythomson2979]

According to the IMF, Japan's GDP is declining by $300,000,00 a day. Will this be reversed?

[@youreasnake4548]

Got to respect Japan for both their pride and ingenuity.

[@lizardking3979]

@@W_CM why R U laughing at your own life? It's kinda sad but nothing to laugh at....

[@TrendyTales-ep9yq]

1:06 ps6 hahaha thats not even a thing right now

[@dominiquechausson765]

Overall, Canada appears to have a more favorable future outlook, particularly in terms of economic growth, demographic trends, and social inclusivity. Japan's future remains strong but will require addressing demographic challenges and continuing its innovation-driven growth.

[@bazah23]

Bro please make one of these about Iraq I want to know will we take the L as usual or a W

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

0:50 Japan managed to stop the brith rate from dropping from 1.2 but I'm not sure it will go back to 2.1And Japan is increasingly open to immigration now. 1:22 In world 2.000 history, Japan, Korea, China and Vietnam have always been.It even has the same writing system together. Before western nations came and changed everything with slavery and imperialism

[@eyohboy455]

Are they really open to inmigration? And from what countries?

[@Ranchmountain]

I thought this is a remembrance video of Abe😂

[@blo0dyc0rpse]

ask the dutch ppl for stuf

[@Andrew-xw4zj]

The key problem with the whole video is Japan's demographic problems. Without some kind of immigration Japan will be too old to project power (economic or militarily) in the region or even protect itself from aggression. As the old saying goes: 'demographics is destiny'. It will also need to spend increasing sums of money that it won't have (because of the shrinking tax base) caring for the higher numbers of elderly. I also doubt the policies to turn around the birthrate will have any effect because they've tried similar policies before (in Japan and other countries with the same problem) and nothing changed. Falling birthrates and shrinking population are almost impossible to turn around expect through mass immigration.

[@aldogonzalez9731]

Is not. AI is future not inmigrants

[@aaad3552]

Due to the military coup in Burmese, a lot of people already migrating to Japan.

[@townrumor]

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[@jdjssd.n.jsjssjs8951]

As long as Japan is under the thumb of US, Japan will continue to decline, just like US and the West. Economic wealth has shifted to the East and Japan is not one of the recipient.

[@ptan4120]

Hold on, what you said, are your own words. Don't put your own words as what China will do in the future. That is irresponsible!

[@harvieaaronsamson8049]

I Hope it Will Happen

[@amiigose]

no , japan cant beat china

[@peacefulmountain2]

@@amiigose japan already did tho

[@amiigose]

@@peacefulmountain2 🤣🤣🤣🤣 lol, are japan have space station?? where japan ev now?? search in google write how second superpower ?? japan or china 🤣🤣🤣, i told u, as long japan become puppet ameeica dog, japan not going anywhre 😁

[@garysetiadi366]

Abe is dead.. what bs!

[@chrisgeyer4002]

Your first minute is where you lost me. You casually glossed over Japan's demographic catastrophe. It doesn't really matter what the government does their demographics have been terminally low for decades and decades at this point they're way past the point of no return...not to mention there hasnt been any notable increase in birthrate there either which further discredits your thesis.

[@Andrew-xw4zj]

exactly, continually declining population and low birthrate means stagnation, turning inwards and relative decline not outward power projection.

[@chrisgeyer4002]

​@@Andrew-xw4zjyou're exactly right. The longterm result is likely the end of Japan as a modern advanced manufacturing based industrial/technological economy with the ability to project hard and soft power and a return to an internalized much smaller more rural agricultural economy probably rice becoming the backbone of their economy again.

[@nishi07]

One thing is that we do not possess nor host nuclear weapons for now but we should hold it soon

[@yizoho5178]

Keep buying the us bonds, the doggy will win its prize😂.

[@Peizxcv]

China is half the videos this guy pushes out in the last year

[@AaronWatsonGeo]

That is mathematically incorrect

[@SteelRyan]

Alright first 2 minutes and he has made a massive brainlet move. "Japan is no longer the fastest aging society." True when 10% of your population is over 80 you tend to hit a ceiling were they die faster than in countries that arent there yet.

[@gameg7824]

Why see china as enemy ?any thoughts cuz they dont have terrorist,indian sacmmer and is also dont want war as if usa dont declare war on china, its economy can me no1 in the world and, we human will be one step more in space colonization by humans giving us more survival in this vast space as we are not alpne:) or qlone in this universe.

[@avelinofiel1154]

Lmao “Japan attacking Russia ahh nothing too bad you see it’s just Japan trying to be strong” China attacking Taiwan authoritarian regime attacking innocent country” I love the hypocrisy 😂😂

[@Sho7_]

He was completely wrong too. Honestly, this guy has no clue what he's even talking about, Japan doesn't even claim Sakhalin anymore, just the 4 closest Kuril (Northern) Islands Russia currently controls. Even still the Japanese public would never approve of the government using military action and war to take control of the islands again.

[@pygmalioninvenus6057]

I see the 5 cent army is still alive and well.

[@leanderrowe2800]

If Taiwan falls, Japan would be vulnerable. Japan has no choice but to defend Taiwan.

[@AaronWatsonGeo]

Agreed

[@ThatGuy-bh9qh]

Uses a dead guy as the thumbnail

[@norihiro01]

Your take is going to be controversial. and I guess that is your aim.

[@brianhong301]

Incorrect analysis, not sure for what propaganda. By JP' & KR' joint actions aligned with troublemaker US against CN, all in ASIA have reacted negatively, if not boycotting their products outright, had lowered their priority. Anti-CN is not just that but also seen as anti-developing nations as well. This now being witnessed by the drop in sales and export of their consumer goods. CN's products will be as good very soon, if not better already and always cheaper thus super hard for them to compete. All products if priced fairly will have their own market share BUT NOT IF the producing nation did something that pisses off the market such as being a bully and being anti-competitive. The market will then turn to support the underdog. JP’s &KR’s politicians still understood not that the CN & RU are most important to it. US is technically bankrupt. If JP suffered a mega quake, who do they think can help and quickly that they will need most? Joining BRICS is the only way out for them.

[@alchemira]

Congrats Japan, you finally got rid of floppy disks in 2024. I don't believe they will get rid of CD-Roms in 2030.

[@courage04]

Maybe Japan will win but will the common Japanese benefit? In the next 30 years, I am sure at least 10% of the Japanese will be immigrants and out of the working professionals the percentage of immigrants might even be more than 50%. Demographics will be a real challenge for Japan.

[@evechristmas5248]

🤣🤣

[@KCAlbak]

Excellent analysis, and wide-ranging and inclusive.

[@elfietube]

He is wrong and has a very narrow perspective of Japan as a country. Japan has been in a recession for over 20 years. They are set in their own way of running their economy. Aaron keep saying that they have had years to change, but nothing has changed. They have and will continue to rely on the US and the US will not let them win as long as they are the super power.

[@tianxiabai1185]

loads of BS, you can have everything in your dream~

[@usayeed727]

First

[@miglopez505]

China should follow the good example of Japan, being a kind asian neighbor. Asian countries respect Japan for it's kindness.

[@YenzikovALCherasLegend]

Big manipulator.. Japanese is force to take the US 2nd Bait

[@imfromisrael489]

first,seond,third,fourth

[@LilDave61]

2nd

[@Notatroll-SRL]

Third

[@user-tz4cy5sx7f]

4th

[@ngimasherpa1607]

America and Japan have to face there arrival China and other country.

[@GanacsadeCabdi-sf4cx]

Thank you prime minister of Japan to do a job for you to benefit of your life with you and your future that is my advice because ilove you olso we don't need the military solution for this time so we need a global peace and agreement and stability inorder to solve the social problem that is beautiful so we are making a good progress on the peace of mind and stability that is my advice because ilove you olso idont forget you but iwas too busy nowadays I love you come back if Allah say. ❤❤❤there for you should try to weak up in early morning inorder to do with the best way to get a peace and life that is my advice because ilove you olso should try to improve in education that is big boss is good so learned people led the world olso idont forget my younger brother and sister really we have got a more of us will become a rich people are you doing in our gaol because ilove you olso Japan review the economic growth that is my advice because ilove you ❤️ 💙 😊

[@YOUTUBE_AMERICA]

Bro are you kidding this year India will surpass Japan Numbers don't lie

[@youcantata]

Japan is rich country but Japanese people are poor now. They don't have enough income to spend. They hardly can afford non-essential consumption like foreign travel or luxury car. Productivity is stagnant. So Japanese economy is hardly moving forward. Japanese companies are not investing in Japan. Too high inflation and debt.

[@SibamSrihariMohapatra-ww8xw]

Le India 📈

[@Greenforrest7342]

未だに憲法改正すら出来ず、アメリカの属国のままでいる我が国が2030年代に勝てるとはとても。。。

[@PawanMehra-ll3rb]

I am 5 th 😅😅😅😅

[@mulattoassassin]

Japan has had a stagnant economy since the late 90s and early 2000s and they have an aging population the thing about china is that it has always been overpopulated and china can’t take care of over 1.2 billion people. Lose a quarter of the population would be weight off the governments back and make china actually stronger in the long run. Less congestion in cities and less pollution. Japan 🇯🇵 is always being talked about as long Japan is being controlled by the us it will never become the super power it can be. No country will until you focus only on the future of your country and not on making America 🇺🇸 stronger which most countries outside G-7 are ditching dollars including 🇯🇵 who is selling treasuries as well.

[@salamandiusbraveheart4183]

Japan make the rest of Asia look like they aren't even trying

[@eternalobi]

the problem is America does not treat Japan as an ally, but rather a vessel state of the US. And if the US decline, Japan is too dependent on the US. That's the main problem with Japan.

[@arthurarthas4923]

In fact,Japan will become a developing country in 2030s.

[@aaad3552]

Why's that?

[@jeromejarwee9144]

Japan is one of the most unhappy countries on earth they’re not going to win anything.

[@norihiro01]

lmao. you're projecting

[@jarrodyuki7081]

Taiwan Korea and Manchuria belong to japan so does Shanghai Wuhan Nanjing!!! !!!!!!

[@Songmyz]

A country with the highest Debt in the world has a bright future? Definitely a clickbait. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@worldview2888]

OK we finally find out why this channel is basically wrong about everything. The dude behind this channel (aaron watson) is basically a ccp hater - but come on, at least be honest with your work and provide some useful and informative content. All you are doing is encourage people to downvote your content and blacklist your channel. (of all sources this dude used, he used an indian news outlet for information. LOL!!)

[@ShadowPhoenixMaximus]

The CCP creates more problem than it solves. China's current position is the result of the hard work of everyday Chinese people, who have succeeded in spite of the CCP's incompetence. The world at large distrusts the CCP thanks in part to its wolf w@nker diplomacy and illegal fishing fleets (which steal and destroy sea life in other countries economic zones'). The only ones hurting themselves are those who follow and believe the words of despots.

[@peacefulmountain2]

🇨🇳🤖

[@Andrew-xw4zj]

The video and analysis are terrible but not because he hates the CCP

[@xiaodisun-lf5ym]

Your point of view is not the case among Japanese people. Japan's economy continues to decline, and the government has no better way to deal with it. There is almost no sound left in the world. Collapse, complaining a little bit. Moreover, Mount Fuji is about to erupt, causing many people to leave Japan for a long time. After all, life is the most important.

[@hotoneten4655]

Are you sure?! The stock market is being propped up by American money. However, the yen is collapsing and the economy has gone into recession. Because economic prospects are so bad, people are not getting married. The number of births are dropping further because unlike the West, Japanese have few births outside wedlock. Japan seems to be in a downward death spiral.

[@mickmoon6887]

Badly researched video looking at Japan's demographics, scientific research and patent stats compared to any leading developing countries like China, Malaysia trends already prove that Japan is declining the only way Japan is keeping still against their decline is due to USA ally dominance This video is way to what you call propaganda too much bias towards the west or rather the biases on "global community" countries The worst part is the economic analysis, Japan hasn't bounced back from economic regression or stagnation it still faces the same economic problem like its allies as Yen is tied to US Dollar Japan introduction of monetary policies which was cope short term economic policies were what lead to increasing number of foreign US debts for the countries idk how this video even ignores that Even in pure old terms/metrics as new metrics are poisoned best metric to judge economic analysis is simple metric countries where the high networth or skilled individuals moved to and from its an key indicator on countries win for the decade Its 2024 the first half of the 2020-2030 only major part Japan ever had was the real estate boom due to wealthy immigrant Chinese buying up all the properties there's no major economic, technological or simply societal advancement for slow progression culture society such as Japan Japan labor reform what reform as Japan is top countries for worst country to work in the entire world with number of hrs worked and death by overworking in Japan there's no reform stop the cap