What factors indicate Japan’s transformation into a great power?

Japan’s becoming a great power became active after the Meiji revolution – industrial construction was launched. Exemplary enterprises built by the state were not entirely successful, but after they were transferred to private hands, they began to actively develop and generate profits. Industry was actively developing the economy, and the successful fusion of basic folk traditions with Western innovations raised the country to a qualitatively new level, striving for a powerful and great power.