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Japan's economy has experienced a prolonged period of recovery, with the current recovery potentially surpassing the second-longest post-war recovery, known as the "Izanagi" economy. The nominal GDP has increased by 58 trillion yen, and the real GDP has increased by 37 trillion yen, reaching a record high of 550.7 trillion yen. The employment environment has improved, with the number of employed individuals increasing by 2.51 million, and the unemployment rate for young people reaching a low of 4.6%. The income of working people has increased by 24 trillion yen, and consumption has also recovered. The regional economy has also improved, with all prefectures experiencing an increase in effective job openings and a decrease in bankruptcies. The deflationary state has been overcome, with nominal GDP growth exceeding real GDP growth, and corporate profits and tax revenues have increased. The satisfaction with current life has increased, and the gap has narrowed.