The most significant factor that led to the revolution in the Japanese industrial sector is the

The most significant factor that led to the revolution in the Japanese industrial sector is the input of committed and skillful industrial workforce. Japan had a large and highly skilled workforce that was willing to work hard and be innovative in order to drive economic growth. The government also played a key role in promoting and supporting industrial development through policies that encouraged investment in key industries. With a combination of a skilled workforce, government support, and a focus on innovation, Japan was able to rapidly industrialize and become a major economic power in the world. The presence of huge copper mines or vast oil and gas fields or military strength of the countries that aided them did not play as significant of a role in Japan's industrial revolution as the input of its committed and skillful industrial workforce.