 seen by many as too extreme because it also makes imports of things like food and fuel more expensive, which then, of course, feeds into the cost of living crisis in a country where consumers have not experienced inflation for many decades. And that's why authorities are quite concerned about this, and they might jump in. But also all lies on what the Bank of Japan, the country's central bank, does, because the weakness of the yen is mainly because of the difference in the cost of borrowing between the U.S. and Japan.