Japan is still struggling to emerge from recession.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Japan is still struggling to emerge from recession.

The housing situation is still very bad in Japan.

Japan is riding [is on] the crest of a boom.

Japan achieved a remarkable development in industrial technology after the war.

You still haven't entered the Japanese marketplace.

So you've gotten used to Japan then.

Recently the Japanese propensity to save has been decreasing.

Japanese industry has made great advances since the war.

Hard work has made Japan what it is today.

The Japanese are losing the keen sense of the seasons which they inherited from their fathers.

Any way [No matter how] you look at it, Japanese housing is poor.

With this excavation we will be able to be more specific about when rice was first grown in Japan.

The aging of Japan's population is advancing.

Japan is concerned that this may affect resources on the Japanese side.

There is a stationary cold front over Japan.

Japan has undergone a drastic change as a result of industrialization.

Japanese companies are revising their annual wage increase systems together with other Japanese employment practices.

Japan is now very different from what is was twenty years ago.

Japan is now very different from what it was twenty years ago.

Japan has long been favored by a business boom.

Japan is still really hot.

Japan has done little in the way of inventions.

Japan has enjoyed prosperity since the war.

Ceremonies and functions dating from ancient times are still practiced in various parts of Japan.

The temperature in Japan has suddenly dropped.

They had placed emphasis on the Japanese market.

Wage settlements in Japan this year were moderate.

The development of the country is falling behind that of Japan.

The number of people who change jobs have been increasing in Japan too recently.

The Japanese economy was in an unprecedented boom at that time.