Following on from last week's policy meeting, the Summary of Opinions report shows the Bank of Japan (BOJ) wants to maintain its current monetary policy.
This includes leaving the yield curve control (YCC) unchanged, where the target 10-year Japanese government bond yield remains at around 0.5%.
According to a report published on Thursday, the BOJ said it needs to continue to control the current yield curve as the outlook shows that it will take time to reach the central bank's 2% price stability.
The central bank continued its operations to buy Japanese government bonds in response to pressure on yields.
Japan's 10-year bond yield is now trading slightly higher at 0.457%, but still below the ceiling set by the BOJ.
Following the report, analysts expect the central bank to remain on loose policy until April, when it appoints a new governor to replace Haruhiko Kuroda.
The central bank disappointed investors last week by keeping its policy stance unchanged, falling short of market expectations for further changes in yield controls.
Meanwhile, Japan's core inflation reportedly reached 4% in December, making it the highest annual record since 1981.
