Japan's benchmark stock index has been on a tear in recent months, rising to its highest level in 15 years and climbing above 18,000 points.
Along the way, the Nikkei has outperformed many world markets. The index is up 8.4% this year, while the FTSE has added only 2.4% and the S&P 500 is flat.
The obvious question is ... why?
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