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Can a 4-Day Workweek in Tokyo Save Japan’s Future?Could a 4-day workweek in Tokyo solve Japan’s population crisis? More time to rest, spend with family, or even start a family ...
The world's fourth-largest economy also faces the twin threats of a steady decline in marriages and a rising proportion of elderly people. Nearly 30 percent of Japanese citizens are now 65 or older.
Japan’s birth rate is among the lowest in the world, a trend which has meant a shrinking workforce, fewer consumers, and ...
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Japan's Shrinking Population: Government Worries As Country's Birth Rate Figures Hit A Record LowJapan's sinking population: The issue of Japan's rapid decline in population has been discussed globally, but some recent figures paint an even more alarming picture. According to government ...
Japan's natural population change has marked its largest ever drop, according to estimates released by the government on ...
From learning to carve woodblocks or make pottery, to observing artisans at work, tourists can help sustain and revive these ...
A new study concludes excess deaths increased in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic but does not report any explosion in ...
Japan's total population declined for the 14th straight year in 2024, with the percentage of those age 65 and older hitting a record 29.3%, according to internal affairs ministry data released ...
Japan's crude imports are in structural decline. The country is increasingly dependent on Saudi Arabia and the UAE, according ...
Brazil hosts the largest Japanese community outside Japan. In the early 20th century, Brazil needed labour. Japan faced ...
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