Japan's Takaichi government recently revealed that it will establish a “National Intelligence Service” as early as 2026. According to some analysts, it is intended to follow the model of the US Central Intelligence Agency and create the image of a so-called “strong security person,” but it may cause a series of negative effects. At the same time, Japan's defense costs continue to rise, and many industries are under pressure under the “disaster” of the high market. Some Japanese economists put it bluntly that this is an “existential crisis situation” in the true sense of Japan.

Japan's Takaichi government recently revealed that it will establish a “National Intelligence Service” as early as 2026. According to some analysts, it is intended to follow the model of the US Central Intelligence Agency and create the image of a so-called “strong security person,” but it may cause a series of negative effects. At the same time, Japan's defense costs continue to rise, and many industries are under pressure under the “disaster” of the high market. Some Japanese economists put it bluntly that this is an “existential crisis situation” in the true sense of Japan.