period of Japanese economic expansion from February 2002 to October 2007
A specific economic term referring to the post-bubble recovery phase in Japan, often characterized as a sluggish, drawn-out expansion.
The 'daradara kagerō keiki' refers to the period of gradual economic expansion from 2002 to 2007.
Standard kanji spelling for this economic term.
Alternate kanji spelling using 陽炎 for かげろう.
Compound of だらだら (onomatopoeia for 'sluggish, dragging on'), かげろう (mayfly or heat haze, suggesting something fleeting or insubstantial), and 景気 (economic conditions). The term was coined to describe the slow, uncertain nature of the economic recovery during that period.