. >> reporter: akiko fujita.ing to go to great lekts to show the public they're on the same page. when you look at that number here, certainly the largest economic stimulus passage of past here in japan since the financial crisis in 2009, but the key here is in the details. actual spending only amounts to 7.5 trillion yen. less than half that headline figure. that will only be spent over several years. now what will it be spent on, infrastructure projects related to areas affected by the earthquake in southern japan earlier this year. we also know the money will go towards cash handouts in 15 thousand yen. the government really pushing for this 3% boost in hourly minimum wage. this of course the latest push here in the central government trying to coordinate the policies with the bank of japan. you'll recall in that policy meeting on friday, the central bank coming out and doubling the etf purchases, but largely keeping the rest of the policy unchanged here. neither has done much to move the dollar yen here or we