At the beginning of the 1950s, Japan established the "Yoshida Doctrine" with the core idea of "emphasizing economy and light arms", giving full play to the role of economic factors in national security. That is to say, Japan has achieved economic and security integration in the national strategy earlier. As for economic security, it is not only economic, but also comprehensive factors, including politics, diplomacy and culture. From the theory and practice, the relationship between economy and security in national strategy has been attached more and more importance. In the course of the transformation of Japan's national strategy, the relationship between economy and security which has been valued in the past seems to be changing. Relying on military power to become an international political power has become the mainstream direction of Japan's national strategic adjustment in recent years. From the relationship between economic means and military means to complement each other, mutual transformation of economic power and military force, changes in Japan's national strategy to make the improvement and expansion of the "Yoshida Doctrine" and comprehensive safety path, and abandon the "Yoshida Doctrine" and the choice of the two specific military security line, seemingly contradictory but inherent in the same of. Changes in the economic and security relationship between the transformation of Japan's national strategy in the cause of both the international order change in common, there are policy makers on the strategic environment as well as to determine the status of international economic competition in the decline of Japan's own reasons. The third characteristic was developing manswear style from getting element of Ivy League man dressing in order to follows the pace of the United States.
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