You should agree with the facts and real events, not some theories:
"Japan’s trade deficit last month nearly doubled from a year ago, official data showed yesterday, as soaring energy bills eclipsed an improving export picture.
Government figures showed that Japan logged a bigger-than-expected ¥1.09 trillion (US$10.9 billion) trade deficit last month.
The latest figure, a record for October, was nearly double a ¥556.2 billion shortfall a year earlier and marked the 16th straight month of deficit, the longest stretch in over three decades.
Energy imports surged after the 2011 Fukushima Dai-ichi crisis forced the shutdown of Japan’s nuclear reactors, which once supplied a third of the nation’s power.
A sharp decline in the yen, which is good for exporters’ profitability, has also forced up the cost of importing pricey fossil-fuels to plug the country’s energy gap.
Japan’s trade imbalance was largely due to the rising cost — and volume — of crude oil and liquefied natural gas shipments as well as surging purchases of electronic parts."
Japan trade deficit nearly doubles on energy charges - Taipei Times