Education has a very close and profound relationship with politics, economy, culture and other aspects, which has a key impact on the overall production of the survival and development of a country or a nation. After the Second World War, many Asian countries took education as an important means to eliminate poverty and promote economic development, which promoted the all-round development of social, economic, political and national cultural education. Relevant research reports point out that education is a powerful and important factor to promote Japan's economic development. After the war, Japan's economy developed at an alarming rate, which can be summarized as the popularization and rapid development of education. It is precisely because of the enhancement of economic strength and social progress that education has become increasingly important in the survival and development of the country and the nation from relying solely on the increase of population to relying on the improvement of population quality, and from relying on manual labor to relying more on intellectual development and technological innovation.