Japanese Government Bonds | Vibepedia

Japanese Government Bonds are a crucial aspect of Japan's economy, with the country's national debt standing at 1,324 trillion yen as of March 2025. The bonds are issued by the Ministry of Finance and are held primarily by domestic institutions, including the Bank of Japan. The country's unique economic situation, including the 'Lost Decades' following the asset price bubble collapse in 1991, has led to a reliance on quantitative easing and a complex bond market.