8 Crazy Facts About 1980s Japan

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024

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  • @yetanotherperspective4200
    @yetanotherperspective4200  2 года назад +8

    What was the most surprising fact for you?

  • @tnminhkhoi1398
    @tnminhkhoi1398 10 месяцев назад +10

    The scale, the madness was something out of this world

  • @keqing311
    @keqing311 2 года назад +66

    Damn Japan in 80's was a super power as an island nation that thing is more impressive

  • @crypticTV
    @crypticTV 2 года назад +21

    0:00 Pacman, mickey
    1:17 Japan threat
    1:48 Plaza accord
    6:30 pachinko
    7:30 Golf
    9:30 hustler
    11:20 drop

  • @jisooislove988
    @jisooislove988 Год назад +24

    The fact that their banks managed to dominate THAT MUCH over european and american ones is the most impressive I would say. Just one island country at the eastern most of the earth managed to outcompete the whole western world in banking. Unfortunately it was short-lived. Really hope to see the Japanese make their comeback again one day. I don't want the USA or China leading this world.

    • @jsslgn
      @jsslgn 10 месяцев назад

      It was shortlived because the western world especially the US clipped Japan's wings, just like what it's doing with China now by engaging in trade wars. Once the US fully succumbed Japan, they now want Japan to thrive as their "wingman" in Asia. The US would want you to thrive, but not want you surpass them. Talk about evil in disguise.

  • @prajvalrao4871
    @prajvalrao4871 2 года назад +18

    Underrated RUclipsr found

  • @FictionHubZA
    @FictionHubZA 4 месяца назад +2

    I want to build a time machine and go back to that period to experience that insane wealth.

  • @zeropainmedia
    @zeropainmedia 2 года назад +3

    This video gave me Coldfusion Vibes . Great work man 🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @napoleon9514
    @napoleon9514 11 месяцев назад +4

    "Make japan great again" that should be used as a slogan by some japanese politician.

  • @nagano8518
    @nagano8518 Год назад +7

    Great video, but about 20 largest company by market cap, I think this Index can't be show as a real power, once the market cap of some companies can bê inflated by speculation. But the Eighties were crazies in Japan: many people put gold dust in the food because someone told It extended life, many piece of art, as Van Gogh's, were bought in auctions by record prices. As a japanese told to Nikkei refering the 30th Bubbles Burst: life in that time was like an endless party.

  • @RetroPlus
    @RetroPlus 11 месяцев назад +4

    This sounds like a joke, and i thought it was for half the video but no, apparently this is all real. Japan is truly a completely insane place.

  • @specialk9999
    @specialk9999 Год назад +4

    I lived in Tokyo for most of the 80s-95.

    • @DowonLee-hb7mw
      @DowonLee-hb7mw 3 месяца назад +1

      How was life there in japan

    • @specialk9999
      @specialk9999 3 месяца назад

      @@DowonLee-hb7mw it was great! I was a kid so I didn’t have any of the worries adults have but I had a great time growing up there. I was able to freely go to school on my own, go hang out with friends etc on the train without having to ask my parents to take me.

    • @merrelljones
      @merrelljones Месяц назад

      ​@@specialk9999dude that's awesome

  • @shaficitahlil8966
    @shaficitahlil8966 2 года назад +10

    But now Japan in 3th economy in the world

    • @FictionHubZA
      @FictionHubZA 4 месяца назад +1

      4th now.
      They really need a come back.

  • @isaacdykes6893
    @isaacdykes6893 Год назад

    Deserves way more views

  • @R.Kinney1492
    @R.Kinney1492 5 месяцев назад +1

    Princes Of The Yen.

  • @joaogrrr
    @joaogrrr Год назад +5

    Capitalism: When money isn't real, everything is make-believe.

  • @MrEnyecz
    @MrEnyecz 10 месяцев назад +1

    I'm sure, it will be different with China. It is always different, isn't it?

    • @FictionHubZA
      @FictionHubZA 4 месяца назад

      China has not even reached the same heights of wealth and they're already showing signs of slowing down.

  • @remipelletier9033
    @remipelletier9033 3 месяца назад

    Why the Chinese music ???

  • @douglasconnolly6357
    @douglasconnolly6357 2 года назад +11

    This must be the reason that Trump keeps shouting "Japan will buy us!" and "Japan is killing us!" His head is still stuck in the 1980s.

  • @rufuspipemos
    @rufuspipemos 2 года назад +2

    Welcome to America 2022.

  • @AirKangLocker
    @AirKangLocker Год назад +3

    i keep seeing a pattern of how western media keeps omitting crucial info that japan had a great economic recovery after ww2 cuz it had great technology in science and engineering during its colonial days before ww2 by amassing wealth through slavery and human experiments on colony residents.
    Second, during the Korean War, the US built their military industry complex in Japan for faster logistics which also catapulted the recovery.

    • @Marc-.
      @Marc-. Год назад

      What do you expect? The entire west was built on slavery and genocide

  • @kcjfilms2946
    @kcjfilms2946 Год назад +1

    2030: India predicted to overtake Japan

    • @stra9761
      @stra9761 Год назад +1

      Because Japanese Economy is Stuck in the Early 1990's

    • @joniwatso
      @joniwatso Год назад +3

      With a population 14 times larger…

  • @Huy_Nguyen_USA
    @Huy_Nguyen_USA 10 месяцев назад

    Lies, and repeating of lies.

  • @Lancelotlobstertail
    @Lancelotlobstertail 2 года назад +36

    This video is great! I’m writing a story based in 1980’s japan and this definitely gave me some knowledge, thank you!

    • @yetanotherperspective4200
      @yetanotherperspective4200  2 года назад +6

      Glad to hear it was helpful, good luck with your story!

    • @varshithgoud2246
      @varshithgoud2246 11 месяцев назад +2

      Have you completed the story im eagerly waiting to read it

    • @blahbleh5671
      @blahbleh5671 11 месяцев назад

      @@varshithgoud2246 I read it, it sucked

    • @empanda.123o
      @empanda.123o 3 месяца назад

      ​@@blahbleh5671really, where?

  • @moonstryder1740
    @moonstryder1740 2 года назад +79

    Make japan great again!

  • @bricology
    @bricology 19 дней назад +1

    Of course the most obvious parallel today is in China, with similar dynamics: over-leveraged debt, inflated stock values, real estate speculation, trade deficit with the US, etc.

  • @crypticvega88
    @crypticvega88 2 года назад +9

    Nice one!

  • @quantumreflex
    @quantumreflex 2 года назад +4

    Great video, I love your tonality too. Thank you for spending the time and effort to make this video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Respect!, What's next on your agenda?

  • @theoeguia3302
    @theoeguia3302 6 часов назад

    There was huge Japanese manufacturing in USA. No joke . That was awesome!

  • @bricology
    @bricology 19 дней назад

    Interesting video! Without a doubt, "the dark lady of Osaka" was the most surprising to me; I'd never heard about her.
    Just a pro-tip: "Yakuza" isn't pronounced "yuh *KOOZ* uh", it's *"YAH* koo-zah". Brits and Americans always seem to mispronounce it for some reason.

  • @orpheusoctober
    @orpheusoctober 9 месяцев назад +2

    working on a screenplay set in 80's Japan, thanks for helping with my research!

  • @h.huffen-puff4105
    @h.huffen-puff4105 5 месяцев назад +1

    11:00 🤦‍♀️,🤦‍♀️ and 🤦‍♀️!!

  • @More_Row
    @More_Row 4 месяца назад +1

    Pretty interesting facts, The golf ones and pachinko was the most surprising for me.

  • @AckzaTV
    @AckzaTV Год назад +1

    444th like

  • @jodemiri
    @jodemiri Год назад +19

    Japan ruled West two times.
    First time was before 1900s.
    Whole world was a Western colony, when Japan lost its sovereignty to Commodore Perry and his Western gang.
    West did not "open Japan" to the World, rather they exposed Japan to Globalization, expecting to follow the path of the scrambled world and become a colony.
    But Japan shocked them and become the hero of Scrambled World, because Japan precipitated racist doctrine of Germanic Superiority.
    German Kaiser Wilhelm II could not hold his angst and frustration. In 1895, he declared World War against Japan and urged Germanic world to get ready for this war.
    He ordered his cousin Tsar Nickolas to start the offensive. Japanese acknowledged they could not defend their achievements(getting control of German-dominated areas in Far East) against West. Even though Japan lacked minerals necessary for its Industry, they step back.
    USA betrayed their Ally Japan in 1922 by exposing them to Bolsheviks, because Japan supported Black rights movement against Ku Klux Klan(the Nazis of America).
    By the 1980s, world's richest and more powerful companies were only Japanese!
    Western governments changed Capitalistic economic system to Communist and intervened. USA loot Japanese intellectual property. Competitors gained access to Japanese tech and Market secrets. Japan lost its advantage and Western sanctions brought Japan to its knees. Economic Bubble was the outcome of Western raiding over Japanese economy.
    Numbers don't lie. Japanese debt-to-GDP used to be 30% and now has reached 260%
    West blames Japan, just as Crusaders blamed their victims for all the hardships Crusaders caused at them.
    Japan is the victim of Narcissists. Narcissists cannot live in a world where someone else is better than them.

    • @Bearded.Jim1989
      @Bearded.Jim1989 Год назад

      @jodemiri Whatever you read or vids you watched, it's all bullshit and you fell for it. 🤣🤣🤣

    • @jisooislove988
      @jisooislove988 Год назад +4

      They say third time's the charm. I hope that one day Japan will finally get their win over the west.

  • @rufuspipemos
    @rufuspipemos 8 месяцев назад

    Essentially we are now were Japan was then. Lucky for us, we have not reached that position by printing money like they did. Ohhhhh, wait.

  • @Rufiowascool
    @Rufiowascool Год назад

    Great vid, really good production values. I found the audio a bit hard to make out though? maybe lift it a little for the next one?

  • @jangelbrich7056
    @jangelbrich7056 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the video and the source links! Very informative