Half of 20 large Japanese cities, each with at least over 700,000 residents, have experienced a population decline compared to 10 years ago, partly due to a falling birthrate, analysis by Kyodo News ...
When a country loses population, it gets more crowded. Imagine 10 guests at a house party. If they spread out through the living room, the kitchen, and the garage, the event has a comfortable amount ...
According to Bloomberg, half of the nation’s gross domestic product (GDP) is in the hands of older adults experiencing ...
The number of foreign workers in Japan reached a new high of over 2.57 million as of the end of last October, government data ...
“The present of Japan is the tomorrow of America,” said Jesus Fernandez-Villaverde, a professor at the University of ...
The Alzheimer’s Association estimates that 4.6 million people could have dementia.
Japan’s labor force population reached a record high 70.04 million in 2025, buoyed by the continued influx of seniors, women and foreign nationals in the job market, an internal affairs ministry ...
In March 2025, the government of Japan announced initial guidelines for how they plan to evacuate 110,000 residents and ...
Today, society is evolving into the demographic shape of a light bulb. Most organizations are not prepared for what is to ...
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Japan's foreign workforce reached a record 2.57 million, fueling a debate on immigration ahead of elections. The rise in ...
A population-based study from Japan found that children born to mothers 35 or older were 21-41% less likely to develop food ...
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