Japan’s land prices rose for the first time in eight years in 2015 after low mortgage rates encouraged home purchasing and a booming tourism market lifted values for retail space and hotels.
日本の地価の推移
日経平均株価の推移
それでも家を買いました いつ？
1991年のドラマ
こんな風にこのころ番組や時代に乗せられて家を買っちゃった人、あちゃー。その後のローン支払い、失われた20年。（僕のことではありません）
日本の地価上昇率の推移
一番すごかった時が田中角栄列島改造論が出てきた時だ。
Land prices have been recovering in Japan’s three biggest metropolitan areas since 2013 after Prime Minister Shinzo Abe introduced measures to boost the economy, including weakening the yen and setting an inflation target that helped lift property values. A weaker yen brought in a record number of inbound visitors, who took up occupancy in hotels and increased spending in shops and restaurants.
Even with the increase in the 12 months to Jan. 1, land prices are still at one-third（1/3) what they were at their peak in the 1990s. The bursting of a bubble in the stock market in 1989 was followed by a real estate market bust in the 1990s, which saddled banks with bad loans, plunging Japan into a deflationary slump for more than a decade.
さて、日本のデフレは解消されるか？