Japan's transformation thinking: XYZ strategy to ABC strategy

From continuation (XYZ strategy) to creation (ABC strategy). It is a mature model of a well stretching out of Japan that is not very vigorous to re-enter the innovation track, "China Entrepreneur Network" (from Tokyo, Japan) September 28 in Tokyo, the fourth session of the Asian Innovation Forum, founder of the theme identified as "Japan and Asia's new common strategy-from the continuation (XYZ strategy) to the creation ( ABC strategy) ". From XYZ to ABC, it is the hope of a well stretching out of the immature, mature model for Japan to re-enter the innovation track.　　Some of the market background of the discussion is that the yen is coming under a massive revaluation after the financial crisis, with the ruling Democratic Party being criticized and unpredictable with China's diplomatic relations.　　Indeed, the current uproar over the Diaoyu Islands is not the focus of the Japanese elite attending, and their topic is not even relevant to China. In a panel discussion about what has changed in 2009-2010 days, the moderator of a bridge University professor Phoebe built a question: from 2009 to 2010, what is the biggest change that distinguished guests are aware of? The answers are diverse, money has become less, the ruling party is disappointing, the U.S. economy is no longer dominant, and new energy vehicles are coming ... The answer to the well extension is, "the world is getting more and more disturbing."　　He even felt that there had been no good change in Japan during the 2009-2010. The appreciation of the yen is the first concern mentioned. 65% of nearly 300 listeners said the yen's rise was bad. Given that most of them are Japanese, the statistic is understandable. As Monexgroup Chairman Matsumoto's view, the appreciation of the yen is the root cause of deflation, and purchasing power has also made the Japanese inertia, so that the competitiveness of the decline.　　He cites the theme of this forum, saying that the idea that the yen can be bought more cheaply is just the XYZ pattern of the past. After a lost decade in Japan, giving China the second place in GDP, Masaki Ito, a professor at the University of Tokyo, said he is now concerned about the growing and gdp180% government debt of Japan. Masaki Ito said Japan's situation is summed up as an international bubble. This is not just a financial problem, it is not a government financial problem, but the overall economy of Japan. Japanese households have twice times as much financial assets as Germany and 25% more than the US.　　But for the future of the elderly unrest, so do not spend, but to the insurance, national debt. Does that sound like a Chinese national mentality? But at some level, the two countries face a situation like the ends of a rope. As China vigorously advocates urbanization and continues to flood the city with 1 million people a week, Tokyo has become a huge city with 36 million people (35% of Japan's total population).　　Out of the well stretch that Tokyo is already Japan's "big host", too bloated, should consider in the future, how to split, so that each entity more subdivided and flexible, the host into "Ipad" and "Iphone" so that each can independently components. So, changeTime? The proponents of disruptive innovation, Itochu, have focused on the disillusionment of the international bubble he predicted. In the future, he said, the fall in the value of Japanese government bonds could lead to a major financial crisis, but change could also take place, as was the case with Japan's it, towards the next innovation.