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Japan Weighs ¥60 Trillion Defense Budget for FY2027-2031

Japan’s government has begun coordinating to set total defense spending for fiscal years 2027-2031 at about ¥60 trillion, roughly ¥2.5 trillion yuan, people familiar with the matter said on the 13th. That is far above the ¥43 trillion earmarked for FY2023-2027. The figure is being weighed as part of the revision of the three security documents, including a new National Defense Program Guidelines covering the five-year period.

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The scale of the reported five-year figure relative to the prior plan signals that Japan's defense build-out is being treated as a multi-cycle commitment rather than a one-off bump, which matters for the industrial and technology supply chains that defense ministries increasingly tap — including dual-use sectors where blockchain-based traceability and tokenized procurement are being piloted. The revision of the three security documents is the real gate: the budget number only becomes policy once those texts are settled. How the final figure lands against the ¥43 trillion baseline, and whether the security-document revision locks it in, is the open question worth tracking.

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