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As I have written before, the Nikkei Stock Average is updated every day, but this is not the case with foreign exchange. On the contrary, despite the lifting of negative interest rates, the yen continues to depreciate. Therefore, we should not be relieved just because the Nikkei Stock Average has increased. This is because the majority of Japanese stock owners are foreigners.
Therefore, to Japanese people, the Nikkei Stock Average seems to have gone up, but to other countries, it looks cheap and can still be bought. Therefore, it is important to understand this.
Prices in Japan are extremely low compared to other countries. This is a result of deflation that lasted for 30 years, and no matter how much wages have risen, this is still a low level from a global perspective, and when converted to other currencies, It does not mean that it has increased.
In other words, low prices, low wages, and low stock prices. From the world's perspective, Japan is still a "buy". The reason why the yen is so weak is because wages are so low relative to labor. It has been reported that wages have increased, but even by world standards this is still far short of what Japan has achieved, and based on other countries' currencies, wages are even lower.
These days, traveling overseas has become extremely expensive. I've started to hear about people taking honeymoons domestically, as if they've traveled back in time several decades. However, even domestic travel is priced at inbound tourist prices, so it is very difficult for us Japanese people to even travel domestically.
Has Japan become that poor? Japan is an excellent creditor country. However, it ends up like this. This may be because Japan's industrial structure is not attractive enough to attract foreign currency.
This old-fashioned industrial structure is unlikely to change. In America, technology is rapidly advancing. I believe that this industrial structure is the reason why the value of the Japanese yen is so difficult to change. From now on, semiconductors will become a major growth field in Japan, centered on Kumamoto, but this will only be a manufacturing base, not a brain field.
In the United States, there is a man named Bill Gates, who is the originator of this kind of development, and is actually very passionate about education. People who accomplish many great things have many obstacles. Gifted education is becoming more popular by accepting this and providing special education.
This is how Meta's Mark Zuckerberg also received a special education. In Japan, he would have become a heretic, would not have been given such opportunities, and would have become just a strange person.
These genius people generally have some kind of disability, and Japan needs to become a society where they can make great contributions to society. This is because if things are uniform, new things will not be novel. In other words, the industrial revolution will not occur.
Just like in the United States, education in Japan will only be able to manufacture people with disabilities unless a system is created to identify and specifically educate people with this unique genius. Because it already is.
Unless we become a society that recognizes people's differences and moves away from a single set of values to one that recognizes originality, this huge gap will only continue to widen. Even if this is implemented, it will probably take several decades to see any results.
Developing human resources takes time. In today's uniform education system like Japan's, originality is hard to come by. This is because they will nip this in the bud. I sincerely hope for such a society where geniuses can be nurtured.