日本股市狂泻，债务远超警戒线，高市嚣张喊话全球，日方急求访华

Group 1 - The Japanese stock market has experienced a significant decline, with the Nikkei index dropping nearly 1000 points, marking its largest recent drop and briefly falling below the critical 50000 points level, influenced by the Bank of Japan's Governor Ueda Kazuo's announcement of potential interest rate hikes [1] - The Japanese bond market has also seen extreme volatility, with the 10-year government bond yield soaring and bond prices plummeting, resulting in a dual decline in both the stock and bond markets [1] - The yen's exchange rate has fluctuated dramatically, with the dollar surpassing 155 yen, increasing pressure on Japanese export companies [1] Group 2 - Japan's economy is facing multiple challenges, including an aging population, rising prices, and high government debt, placing it at a historical crossroads [3] - If Japan cannot escape its deflationary predicament and achieve industrial upgrades, it may enter a new normal characterized by low growth, high debt, and gradual interest rate increases, failing to fundamentally improve economic growth [3] - Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo's insistence on promoting active fiscal policies, which are inconsistent with the Bank of Japan's policies, may send misleading signals to external investors and affect Japan's economic stability [3] Group 3 - Prime Minister Kishi Nobuo's recent statements urging global investment in Japan, including a strong call for countries to invest, are seen as inappropriate and unrealistic given the current economic climate [6] - International capital is driven by profit motives, and investors are unlikely to invest in Japan unless they perceive higher returns, especially amid rising tensions between China and Japan regarding Taiwan [6] - The Japanese political and business sectors are aware of the need for improved relations with China, as evidenced by requests from leaders for visits to China, which are hindered by Kishi's remarks on Taiwan [7]