Japan's process towards prosperity in the late 20th century was a multifaceted one, driven by a combination of domestic policies, industrial strategies, and international factors. In 1964, the success of the Tokyo Olympics marked a symbolic turning point, pushing Japan onto the global stage. The positive effects of economic prosperity are reflected in various aspects of society, but challenges still exist, causing some groups of people to be excluded from economic progress. The economic miracle in Japan remains a fascinating case study of economic development, providing us with valuable insights into the complexity of rapid growth and social transformation ?