Japan, Monsoon Asia and the global agricultural revolution in the 21st century

The world knows little about Monsoon Asia's agriculture, which feeds 60% of the world's population by using only 30% of the arable land. By approximately 40 years after World War II, most Asian countries had achieved self-sufficiency in rice and built up the foundation of the East Asian Miracle in the early 1990s through the integration of agricultural processing and marketing. This paper consists of nine figures and tables focusing on specific thematic headings with concise explanations rather than the full written format used in most research articles. It is hoped that these materials contribute to the realization of the global agricultural revolution in the 21st century.