Japan's life expectancy is 50 years.

Japan's life expectancy is 50 years.

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1. a national budget that is spending only towards the past and its over-indebtedness and expansion

2. population decline of nearly 1 million per year

3. birth rate about to fall below 1.00.

4. the world's top super-aging population, with a sharp increase in the medical and nursing care population

5. unusual spending on nursing and geriatric care, which exceeds 60% of the national budget

6. trade balance deficit that continues to swell to over 20 trillion yen.

7. The bottomless, super-weak yen, a barometer of the downfall of national power.

8. The LDP's dark monetary policy has plunged the domestic economy from deflation into stagflation, which is worsening.

9. an industrial structure that can no longer survive without depending on China...

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Thanks to the policy of destruction of domestic industry initiated by the Government and the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) in accordance with the wishes of the US since 1990, there are no budding new industries in Japan that can be expected to be internationally competitive to support the future.

The US has taken most of the initiative, and the research themes of Japanese companies and university research institutions are either second-rate or merely imitations.

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After 2020, almost 100% of food, energy, R&D and industrial products in Japan will be under Chinese and The US.

Furthermore, the defence that ensures the nation's survival is at a level as fragile as a baby's strength.

The country continues to be lavished with huge national expenditures by the US on the assumption that it will be sheltered by its parent country, the US.

However, it seems that the people, politicians and civil servants of the dying country do not understand that the US Navy and Air Force do not intend to shed a drop of blood for the defence of Japan.

The US has not the slightest intention of expending its national power for anything other than its own survival and prosperity.

Professor ( Ph.D. & Dr.) Kazuto Kamuro, Physicist