Japan is worried about the problem of debt overflowing.
“The total public debt of the Samurai City is approximately $9 trillion, or about 200% of GDP. In other words, the public debt burden is worth twice the country's gross domestic product. And the economic situation has changed."
Since ancient times, the Japanese have never been very anxious about money, whether it was the money in the pockets of the samurai or the money in the government's treasury. The Japanese are known as great savers and have high discipline in everything, even when it comes to their own spending. They strictly set aside savings, and their most common saving behavior is to deposit cash in the bank.
