GDP in constant prices — all countries

GDP in constant prices — Japan

GDP in constant prices in Japan in 2025 — 4,764,341,438,832 US$ 2015. Ranked 3 in the world out of 186. Since 1960, the indicator has risen by 688.6%.

2025 4.76T US$ 2015 +1.19% vs 2024
World rank 3of 186
Period maximum 4.76T US$ 20152025
Period minimum 604B US$ 20151960

Trend over time

1960–2025 · constant 2015 US$

GDP in constant prices — Japan, 1960–202502T4T6T19601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 604,167,798,190 US$ 20151962: 737,238,563,912 US$ 20151964: 893,089,271,659 US$ 20151966: 1,045,605,722,450 US$ 20151968: 1,311,108,687,497 US$ 20151970: 1,480,592,275,932 US$ 20151972: 1,680,589,069,875 US$ 20151974: 1,793,338,807,983 US$ 20151976: 1,922,269,998,784 US$ 20151978: 2,112,454,308,093 US$ 20151980: 2,291,086,632,508 US$ 20151982: 2,466,611,949,307 US$ 20151984: 2,668,470,766,661 US$ 20151986: 2,901,534,905,246 US$ 20151988: 3,244,979,802,198 US$ 20151990: 3,569,102,682,110 US$ 20151992: 3,722,379,548,991 US$ 20151994: 3,739,874,853,042 US$ 20151996: 3,945,177,225,077 US$ 20151998: 3,928,061,846,960 US$ 20152000: 4,030,991,750,951 US$ 20152002: 4,045,899,940,482 US$ 20152004: 4,188,405,380,396 US$ 20152006: 4,331,781,612,601 US$ 20152008: 4,355,242,255,152 US$ 20152010: 4,266,176,556,595 US$ 20152012: 4,327,834,450,517 US$ 20152014: 4,454,262,857,600 US$ 20152016: 4,566,405,760,117 US$ 20152018: 4,679,247,874,199 US$ 20152020: 4,465,005,582,813 US$ 20152022: 4,685,724,442,189 US$ 20152024: 4,708,167,683,578 US$ 20152025: 4,764,341,438,832 US$ 2015
Change over the period: +4.16T (+688.58%) Average annual rate: 3.23 %

Comparison, 2025

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Japan

Japan 4.76T US$ 2015
World 99.66T US$ 2015
East Asia & Pacific 33.02T US$ 2015
Eastern Asia computed 26.51T US$ 2015
High-income countries computed 59.21T US$ 2015
GDP in constant prices — Japan, by year Japan All countries CSV XLSX
Year US$ 2015 Change Change, %
2025 4.76T +56.17B +1.19%
2024 4.71T −11.33B −0.24%
2023 4.72T +33.77B +0.72%
2022 4.69T +61.58B +1.33%
2021 4.62T +159B +3.56%
2020 4.47T −200B −4.28%
2019 4.66T −14.44B −0.31%
2018 4.68T +38.71B +0.83%
2017 4.64T +74.13B +1.62%
2016 4.57T +31.97B +0.7%
2015 4.53T +80.18B +1.8%
2014 4.45T +39.99B +0.91%
2013 4.41T +86.44B +2%
2012 4.33T +70.21B +1.65%
2011 4.26T −8.55B −0.2%
2010 4.27T +169B +4.14%
2009 4.1T −259B −5.94%
2008 4.36T −51.41B −1.17%
2007 4.41T +74.87B +1.73%
2006 4.33T +65.96B +1.55%
2005 4.27T +77.41B +1.85%
2004 4.19T +86.67B +2.11%
2003 4.1T +55.84B +1.38%
2002 4.05T +3.44B +0.08%
2001 4.04T +11.47B +0.28%
2000 4.03T +117B +2.98%
1999 3.91T −13.65B −0.35%
1998 3.93T −70.89B −1.77%
1997 4T +53.77B +1.36%
1996 3.95T +118B +3.08%
1995 3.83T +87.59B +2.34%
1994 3.74T +36.77B +0.99%
1993 3.7T −19.28B −0.52%
1992 3.72T +31.3B +0.85%
1991 3.69T +122B +3.42%
1990 3.57T +166B +4.89%
1989 3.4T +158B +4.86%
1988 3.24T +206B +6.79%
1987 3.04T +137B +4.73%
1986 2.9T +93.41B +3.33%
1985 2.81T +140B +5.23%
1984 2.67T +115B +4.5%
1983 2.55T +86.9B +3.52%
1982 2.47T +79.09B +3.31%
1981 2.39T +96.44B +4.21%
1980 2.29T +62.78B +2.82%
1979 2.23T +116B +5.48%
1978 2.11T +106B +5.27%
1977 2.01T +84.39B +4.39%
1976 1.92T +73.49B +3.97%
1975 1.85T +55.44B +3.09%
1974 1.79T −22.25B −1.23%
1973 1.82T +135B +8.03%
1972 1.68T +130B +8.41%
1971 1.55T +69.57B +4.7%
1970 1.48T +5.88B +0.4%
1969 1.47T +164B +12.48%
1968 1.31T +150B +12.88%
1967 1.16T +116B +11.08%
1966 1.05T +101B +10.64%
1965 945B +51.98B +5.82%
1964 893B +93.38B +11.68%
1963 800B +62.47B +8.47%
1962 737B +60.31B +8.91%
1961 677B +72.76B +12.04%
1960 604B

Eastern Asia, 2025

The same indicator for neighboring countries — with links to their pages

About the indicator

Gross domestic product in constant 2015 prices and at the exchange rate of that same year. Unlike nominal GDP, this series does not grow with inflation or with movements of the exchange rate, so it is the only one on which the size of a country's economy can be compared with its own past. The difference accumulates fast: over thirty years the nominal GDP of most countries grew several times more than the real one, and almost all of that difference is price growth.

Important: Suited to comparing a country with itself over time, but not countries with one another: conversion at the 2015 exchange rate does not account for differences in price levels. For cross-country comparison there is GDP at PPP.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.