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Japan FY2026 Budget | Acceleration & Fiscal Shear (MGF Analysis)) | MGF-15

Japan’s FY2026 budget request has reached ¥122.4 trillion — the largest in history. Defense spending expands to ¥8.85 trillion, while debt service surges to ¥32.4 trillion amid rising interest rates. This creates a dual structure in Japan’s national OS: acceleration at the top layer and structural shear beneath it. In this video, we analyze the budget using the MGF (Mini Global Fields) framework, examining three membrane layers: World Membrane — AI, semiconductors, defense posture, global interest rates National Membrane — Fiscal rigidity, demographic constraints, OS speed mismatches Living Membrane — Inflation, wages, household costs, tax burden Using the MGF 17-Axis Framework (Global Velocity Alignment, External Pressure Sensitivity, Fiscal Shear, Political Capital, Structural Advantage, etc.), we identify Japan’s current position within the World Membrane and the pressure points shaping its future. Key topics covered: Why Japan is accelerating in defense, AI, and semiconductor policy How rising interest rates create a “Debt Service Shock” Political approval ratings (70–75%) and policy velocity Speed mismatch between Japan’s fast and slow OS layers Shear points emerging in everyday life (inflation, taxes, wages) Japan’s evolving strategic role in the world membrane We conclude by mapping Japan’s near-future gradient: A nation accelerating into the high-speed global layer while absorbing growing structural shear beneath.