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Japan's stock market experienced a tectonic shift on June 3, 2026 that I believe market historians will identify as the moment Japan's industrial identity definitively pivoted from automobile manufacturing to artificial intelligence. Kioxia Holdings, the NAND flash memory company spun off from Toshiba in 2018, surged to a market capitalization of 45 trillion yen — approximately 428 trillion won at current exchange rates — briefly overtaking Toyota Motor Corporation to become Japan's second most valuable listed company. Kioxia's stock closed at 83,140 yen, up 7% in a single session, extending a remarkable 60-fold return since its IPO on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2024. SoftBank Group now leads Japanese equities at approximately 47.5 trillion yen, completing a dramatic transfer of market leadership from Toyota, which held the top spot for most of Japan's post-war economic era, to AI-era technology and semiconductor giants. The Nikkei 225 index continues hitting all-...

Japan's stock market experienced a tectonic shift on June 3, 2026 that I believe market historians will identify as the moment Japan's industrial identity definitively pivoted from automobile manufacturing to artificial intelligence. Kioxia Holdings, the NAND flash memory company spun off from Toshiba in 2018, surged to a market capitalization of 45 trillion yen — approximately 428 trillion won at current exchange rates — briefly overtaking Toyota Motor Corporation to become Japan's second most valuable listed company. Kioxia's stock closed at 83,140 yen, up 7% in a single session, extending a remarkable 60-fold return since its IPO on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in 2024. SoftBank Group now leads Japanese equities at approximately 47.5 trillion yen, completing a dramatic transfer of market leadership from Toyota, which held the top spot for most of Japan's post-war economic era, to AI-era technology and semiconductor giants. The Nikkei 225 index continues hitting all-...