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Japan CPI Feb 2025: biggest risers and fallers
All items+3.7%YoY

All items less fresh food+3.0%
Share of items up79%of 508 items
Top 20 risers
Cabbage+130.5%
Chinese cabbage+129.0%
Non-glutinous rice-B+81.4%
Non-glutinous rice-A+80.1%
Road services+74.1%
Broccoli+65.6%
Lettuce+48.8%
Mandarin oranges+37.5%
White potatoes+33.6%
Radishes+33.5%
Chocolate+30.4%
Welsh onions+27.9%
Spinach+27.8%
Carrots+27.4%
Electric bulbs & lamps+26.5%
Avocados+25.2%
Tomatoes+23.1%
Coffee beans+22.9%
Burdocks+21.0%
“Shimeji”, mushrooms+19.3%
Top 15 fallers
Saury-12.8%
High school fees (private)-11.6%
Onions-11.3%
School lunch (elementary school)-7.1%
School lunch (junior high school)-6.7%
High school fees (public)-6.7%
Electric rice-cookers-6.2%
Personal computers (desktop)-6.2%
Women's suits (for autumn & winter, medium)-5.6%
Mobile phones-5.6%
Automobile batteries-5.3%
Pants for exercise-5.3%
Airplane fares-3.8%
“Kabayaki”, broiled eels-3.3%
Instant noodles in cups-3.2%
By group
Food+7.6%
Housing+0.8%
Fuel, light & water+6.3%
Furniture & household utensils+4.0%
Clothes & footwear+2.8%
Medical care+1.7%
Transportation & communication+2.4%
Education-1.1%
Culture & recreation+2.1%
Miscellaneous+1.1%
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Year-on-year change of the Japan CPI (Statistics Bureau, all Japan). Item indices, not shop prices. Items with weight 3 or more.