Typhoon Fallout: A Cautionary Tale for Japan's Economic Recovery The approaching typhoon, Dujuan, has brought with it a potent reminder of the fragility of Japan's economic revival.
As the storm churns towards the eastern coast, threatening to unleash torrential rains and strong winds, policymakers are left wondering whether the country is adequately prepared to weather such tempests – not just literally, but also economically.
Japan's typhoon season has long been a source of concern for policymakers, particularly in light of the devastating impact of Typhoon Haiyan in 2013.