A Message from Ryoji Musha

I have established Musha Research for the purpose of providing more direct assistance to individuals who wish to use my analysis and forecasts. The activities of Musha Research are guided by three principles: adhering to consistent logic, reaching conclusions based on our own beliefs, and using a viewpoint that incorporates history and a global perspective. Our research reports and other information will always reflect these principles. Musha Research will supply a constant stream of reports that use as the starting point discussions and theories concerning why past outlooks were right or wrong. I believe that this information will be useful to corporate executives as well as investors for gaining a better understanding of current economy and market trends and determining the best strategies for achieving their objectives.

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• Jun 13, 2024

• May 31, 2024

  Conference at CIDEG Tsinghua University

  At The 34th CIDEG Academic Conference (25 May 2024) organised by CIDEG (Centre for Industrial Development and Environmental Governance Research) at Tsinghua University, Beijing. I gave a keynote speech. Keynote speech at The 34th CIDEG Academic Conference (25 May 2024), organised by the Centre for Industrial Development and Environmental Governance Research (CIDEG) of Tsinghua University, Beijing, on the theme of the great revival of the Japanese economy and lessons for the Chinese economy.

• May 27, 2024

  New book launched: 'The historic great market in Japanese equities has begun!' WAC

  We are pleased to announce our new publication! The author, who predicted the 'US-China confrontation' 12 years ago, and who has been predicting that Japan would be in a geopolitically advantageous position and the Abenomics market, where stock prices have doubled and tripled since the Nikkei 225 was under 10,000 yen, predicts in this book that a further 'depreciation of the yen' will increase the competitiveness of Japanese companies, boost wages, enable them to secure a skilled workforce, and that the Japanese economy will improve. The book predicts that the further depreciation of the yen will increase the competitiveness of Japanese companies, boost wages, enable them to secure skilled labour, and that the Japanese economy will improve. The book questions the true value of research based on 'logical consistency', 'independence' and 'historical and international perspective'.

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