Japan and the Seven Wonders that dazzled and puzzled the world

In 1951 AD, John Foster Dulles (who became Secretary of State under President Eisenhower in the United States of America) described New Japan as having a great opportunity to control the continent of Asia through what he called – behavior and ideals – and today, after nearly forty years of that / talk Japanese supremacy has become a reality at the international level, not only at the level of the Asian continent. Countries took different positions. Some accuse it of conspiring against the economies of the advanced industrial countries. Some seek against it to curtail its success and limit its control. Others took the position of the intelligent student who tries to emulate it in its approach and policy. But all of them could not help but admire and be amazed at what this country has achieved during a record time.
Japan has become the second economic power in the world after the United States of America. Indicators indicate that it will occupy the first place in the next twenty years, if the rate of expansion of production continues at its current rate. What makes the picture more glamorous and dazzling is that excellence is not limited to industrial production, but is almost inseparable from all economic, educational, administrative, technical and commercial fields. In the field of economic development, Japan devised policies and methods that upset the prevailing balances and concepts, lifting them from the abyss of defeat and poverty to strength and prosperity. In the field of exports, I became the irresistible knight of the ring thanks to the methods and policies I followed. In the field of wealth and capital accumulation, Japan has become one of the strongest and richest countries in the world. In the field of giant multinational companies, Japanese companies are at the forefront of buying factories, farms, and real estate outside Japan. It started building factories, training workers, and exploring for minerals and oil outside Japan as well. In the field of financial markets and banks, Japan has become the second financial market in the world. In the field of educational policy, the Japanese experience has become a model from which developed countries draw and seek to adopt. As for management, the Japanese management style has become a school from which management giants in the United States and industrial Europe learn, and Japan is exporting its administrative methods just as it exports televisions and cars. In the field of traditional and advanced technology, Japan has become one of the strongest competitors. On top of all this, Japan was able to astonish the world with its people’s high ability to adapt in the face of crises and emerge from them stronger and more determined.
This country, which emerged from World War II defeated, shattered and possessed by forces of despair and despondency, All of its basic foundations were destroyed, and it was stripped of all its military assets, and it did not possess the most basic material requirements…, How did he achieve these miraculous feats? This is what we will try to answer in this book.