Japan’s population is getting old, faster

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In Japan, more than 1 in 10 people of the country’s 124 million population are now aged 80 or older, according to a new report published by Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs on August 18, 2023. Japan’s fast-ageing population has forced the government to raise healthcare and pension spending. It has also introduced a package of wide-ranging measures to curb the country’s falling birth rate. But so far those measures have failed to reverse the trend.
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[@R0DSTER]

0:15 bruh, almost 1 for every 3 people in Japan being 65 or older is absolutely insane

[@7_years_and_]

65 years is just toddler in Japan .they usually live up to 120 😆

[@shafuimcoming5151]

No, it's 29.1℅. For one-third you need 33.33% population.

[@shafuimcoming5151]

​@@7_years_and_there average life expectancy is 85 year. So they have only 20 years left on average.

[@R0DSTER]

@@shafuimcoming5151 and that's where the word "almost" comes in...if only i had remembered to use it

[@kylehansen8399]

Individual life expectancy increases beyond the average as you get older. Actuarial life tables are used for this and Sabine Hossenfelder has a video that explains this in more detail TLDR: The age group will live longer than 20 years on average

[@sianstpaul1349]

Japan’s economy has stagnated for three decades. No matter how hard the younger generation works, they can not reach the wealth level of their parents. When younger generation cannot see a brighter, better future, why to bring a baby to this world?

[@captainsunbear5472]

It's happening all over the world. A plot by the deep state to depopulate the earth.

[@danielwells774]

The poorest people have the most children. So your argument doesn’t really make sense.

[@rajael1528]

​@@danielwells774As cynical as it may sound, it all runs down to on circumstances. The reason why poor people have so many children in third world countries is because there's an incentive for them to help their parents with work as they grow. In more developed society, though, it takes a lot more time before children can make a net positive for the parents, shall we say.

[@Evil_Beauty]

​@@danielwells774 Japan really isn't a poor country, now is it? So your comment also doesn't make sense. You would think a prosperous, progressive country like japan would have the means to take care of its citizens, especially the elderly. But nope. All of that wealth either goes to the super wealthy, or invested on other foreign/domesticated projects that have nothing to do with the livelihoods of their own people.

[@Maya-sv1pz]

just bring children in, and make it everyone's problem. learn from 3rd world please. study so much but still don't get it

[@arcie3716]

It's because it's too expensive to raise kids now and the working conditions and hours make it too stressful to raise any in the first place

[@natashadickson4819]

It's possible to choose a less expensive lifestyle.

[@Evil_Beauty]

Expensive to raise kids lol? No. The reason why japanese youths don't want to have kids is because they don't want to spend the rest of their life dedicated to raising the next generation of turds in the world. And why would they? If it were me, I wouldn't compromise my lifestyle to raising kids either.

[@yourname4531]

​@@natashadickson4819You sound like you don’t have kids.

[@natashadickson4819]

@@yourname4531 We have one. And to raise her, we lived within our means, focused more on needs and less on wants. She'll start college this year.

[@yourname4531]

@natashadickson4819 In this case, you know the price of baby products. Some people can’t even afford food or house. Not everyone wants to sacrifice their own needs to raise a child. And no one has to. Especially in Japan.

[@RayMak]

They are aging gracefully too

[@user-jg8ud2qv8o]

One of the reasons why the number of marriages has decreased is because people are freed from the idea that they have to get married. As the number of marriages decreases, the number of children also decreases.

[@danielwells774]

Yes, why should you become a boring adult/parent when you now can be a child forever? Watching anime, playing games and enjoying yourself.

[@Maya-sv1pz]

​​@@danielwells774 exactly. also I'm feeling really lethargic of mass media reporting on aging and need for more babies. we have more than enough supply from 3rd worlds. it really is just rich people fearing future labor being unskilled and uncivilized, so harder to exploit. Also I want their children to care for me in my old age. while i suffer a normal life.

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

It's not just about low birthrates. It's about average lifespans which is way longer than other countries (e.g. Japan's average lifespan is 85, where the US's is 77). Japan's birthrate is among the highest in East Asia (surprising, but true), but Japan has these problems because people never die.

[@NoChinaforever17]

Korea has a higher lifespan than Japan.

[@yogadarmawan3051]

Its because japan is first asia country facing low birthrate since long time ago, why china n korea not? Because japan is first developed asia nation, why developed western countries not super ageing like japan ? Arent they developed nation in same time? Yes but japan strict immigrants to protect cultures since long time ago, meanwhile wastern already open

[@yogadarmawan3051]

Why russia not facing super ageing like japan? Russia look like not open immigration, unlike west. But in fact Russia actually open immigrants too but mostly come from former soviet nations, so their immigrants not different in cultures n look compare to pure russians.

[@heyking8583]

​@@yogadarmawan3051wdym Korea birthrate is even lower than japan

[@elmernagui744]

birthrate is very low at 1.26 this is below the replacement rate of 2.10.. highest but not near the replacement..

[@user-cf9rt85p61]

Japan's decades of crazy work-life balance finally showing its results.

[@AIIIAKS-vn4co]

Finland, which has the best work-life balance in the world, has also an aging society like Japan and a birth rate as low as Japan's. I feel that the declining birthrate and aging population is a problem common to all developed countries, and work-life balance has little to do with it.

[@danielwells774]

@@AIIIAKS-vn4coIt’s very simple , just look at the characteristics of high vs low birth rate countries. Muslim/Traditional, very poor, zero womens rights, zero education, zero contraception etc.

[@newt4050]

​@@danielwells774that's because muslim have multiple wives that's why it's easy for them to have plenty of kids

[@SouthChinaMorningPost]

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[@youxkio]

Although the retirement age is 60 in Japan, many continue to work, commonly rehired by the same company as a contract worker.

[@pragueexpat5106]

That's rather early, EU has higher average retirement age even though the average life expectancy is bit lower than Japan

[@kenyup7936]

What does contact workers mean? What are the differences between regular full time workers and the contract workers

[@ekothesilent9456]

@@kenyup7936contract workers don’t receive any benefits, or healthcare, or pay raises

[@kenyup7936]

@@ekothesilent9456 Ty so much

[@vanlao6367]

@@kenyup7936 That also means contract worker typically can negotiate for a lot higher hourly pay compares to full time workers, since there's no benefits included in the compensation package. Contract worker doesn't have to follow all of the company's rules, they simply had to follow what is written in the contract, that's it.

[@sann5146]

Japan's situation is but a preview for the world at large. World human population will peak by 2060-2080. But after that it will not plateau but PLUNGE

[@mayy9685]

Everywhere but Not in Africa. It’s expected to be triple in Billions and Billions n still growing by 2100 with the youngest demographic. Africa must be some holy land or some shyt. They are some chosen ppl. With their endless rich resources and wealth and land ..Wait till they industrialize this century they will eventually rerule the world

[@invisiblewing2002]

Japan is too expensive to give birth while they does not get enough income from the job

[@jasio1916]

Having children nowadays aren't cheap , and of course everyone want the best for their children so that why many wont have children unless they become financially stable

[@danielwells774]

The most financially unstable have the most children. So what do you mean?

[@ChineseSe7en]

I keep hearing about it, but I don't see any noticeable changes

[@bananarepublic1339]

bubbles are scary. the problems we see today date back 30 years ago, when Japan's bubble crashed its economy in debt. Today, we see the same property bubble and affordability crisis everywhere in the world and unless this global bubble pops soon the damage will be much worse and global population will be much smaller in 50 years

[@rolyquispe9347]

Tu pais no va explotar la burbuja?

[@bananarepublic1339]

@@rolyquispe9347 el mundo entero es una burbuja.

[@ryuk4142]

Is it weird for a guy in his early 20s to feel like moving for a completely different country and live in a village peacefully.... These days i feel like i shd just leave the country and move to some place which is kinda like village and also a forest in china or Japan...

[@user-hkkn1kyls6hevb8v]

Some places in Japan, there are no bears.

[@NoNo-ll8og]

You cant just move to another country legally you need visa

[@Maya-sv1pz]

not at all. you are not special or unique. once you reach Japan or China's forest, you'll meet hundreds and thousands of people who think the same and actually did it.

[@kevinbautsch]

This breaks my heart for Japan.

[@Worldaffairslover]

This is very concerning

[@amabiko]

East Asia and Southern Europe(Such as Italy and Spain) have low birthrates.

[@ridhamatri9447]

But do you know that the East Asian countries had very high birth rates till 1980. In Korea it was 6 children per woman but now it's less than 1.

[@ridhamatri9447]

That's why they're some of the most densely populated countries regions.

[@user-pd6xt4yw6i]

Problems with measured to boost birthrate is that they are created to ease childcare for people who already want children but they do nothing to motivate young people who dont want children at all to have them. The measures should be made so that they improve quality of life for people who decide to be parents. Put new measures that will allow parents to go to pension 2 years earlier for every child they have or that will give parents 2 weeks of hollidays per year for every child they have. This way you will motivate people who arent interesting in being parents to have children because their quality of life would rise so much for having children that it would be absurd not to have them.

[@hl3517]

Everyone gives birth like a cat in Indonesia.. Even the poor society has a lot of kids without consider their financial ability. Developed country's society thinks carefully to have child but in Indonesia they just do it first then think later.. It is also useless when a country has enough population but mostly are poor because they have too many poor kids to be fed..

[@velelimaka9040]

Japan might need build mosque for get young Indonesian migreant

[@hl3517]

@@velelimaka9040 Japan just needs people. JAPAN doesn't need & ask religious people. Everyone can migrate to Japan as long as they can do Japan's requirement for citizenship.

[@rolyquispe9347]

Sabes los indonesios son descendientes musulmanes no asiaticos La religion en indonesia es islam

[@shafuimcoming5151]

​@@velelimaka9040or Japan just bring strong Indian men?

[@hashimgangat6651]

There are poor but happy life

[@johnhemryjson8673]

They work to much and forgot about love

[@danthovict381]

They love 2d pure girls tho..

[@robin9339]

Who to blame, too expensive to have kids. Our generation would rather save money for something else. Now we can barely even buy homes for ourselves.

[@guff9567]

This is because Japan has an old age care industry and imports many from Korea and China

[@user-nw3bj4yh5u]

too expensive a life and long working day that is a consequence.

[@Tskuyomi28]

How to age faster? My 2-year old daughter wants to be 17, is it possible by next week?

[@yenchu1237]

The ridiculousness of it all😂

[@nuomitang30]

Still aging slower than facebook.

[@xcjsmith5310]

And 1/3 of population is over 60 years old

[@IlligalStudy..]

After few years Japan would change their country name to #OldJapan 😅

[@kenyup7936]

China as well as Korea followed that path which has aging population and shrinking population issues too, that's inevitable coz their culture are similar lol their policies always favor their older ppl

[@cocaineminor4420]

Not really China still produce many children Even though it's becoming low birth rate.

[@cocaineminor4420]

You have to remember that china has 1b people Compare that to Japan who only has 100m

[@Cosmo1093]

@@cocaineminor4420 10x the population just means that China will have 10x the number of old people to take care of. In other words, China will have 10x the problem. And realistically, China's problem is likely to be worse -- at least Japan and Korea were able to "get rich" in terms of GDP-per-capita, before they "got old".

[@misterbig9025]

Will Bharat (India) follow Japanese path?

[@kenyup7936]

@@misterbig9025 nobody can reverse that curbs

[@gamerhistorian7843]

Less work...

[@Wrangel19]

They should ask Europe to transfer those from Lampedusa

[@misterbig9025]

I wonder how JAV actresses look like when they are old. Do they still want to watch the movies they did?

[@MultiverseRaidenWarriors]

Do u ever shut up

[@maxparker5742]

Meanwhile India: hold my population

[@Cheesecake99YearsAgo]

Japan should ask USA if they could lower value of yen to boost economy and work fewer hours 😂

[@NicholasFoong69]

How many pet dogs did you eat today? 🇨🇳😷👍

[@velelimaka9040]

Prime Minister Kishida keep saying ``last chance.'' but In Japan, the first baby boom occurred in the 1950s, when young war veterans returned from the war, and that generation born in 50s caused the second baby boom in the 1970s and 1980s. but, that 2nd baby boom generation did not have children due to unstable employment due to economic decline, the Japanese government's deregulation policies, and neoliberal policies in 90s to today. They are almost 50 and can't have any more children. Japan's last chance has already passed.

[@jaejoongwannabe]

What do you expect? Costs of living is a joke, how can we look after a child when we can’t even afford a roof over our heads, bills and food?

[@kaifxaif9502]

From land of rising sun to land of old people.

[@Stikibits]

So farking what?!

[@stephanienguyen6992]

OVER WORKS. BETTER NO KIDS.

[@mikemiko7348]

Our kids are the last generation, marriage and weeding doesn't mean anything anymore, you rich you can get married, for middle class and low class doesn't work anyome, we are in deep depopulation

[@hulagu3068]

its closer to 1 in 3 japanese are old enough to be retired.

[@saisamsuri]

Japan has a population of 125 million people, they're gonna be fine

[@evanhughes1510]

1 in 3 people in that population is over age 65. That’s over 40 million people

[@Maya-sv1pz]

​@@evanhughes1510 still fine

[@burmesepython393]

@@Maya-sv1pzand who do you think will perform the essential services that a population needs to be able to function (police, doctors, plumbers, electricians,etc) when a large segment of the population is over 65?

[@typicalKAMBlover21]

When the survival of a family requires both parents to work 40 hours a week, who can raise kids?

[@ProjectsHoodRat]

so the JAV actresses will need to work longer as well?

[@vulcanlonewolf6354]

It's not related at all. JAV

[@vulcanlonewolf6354]

live real life japan people

[@labenvenci1584]

The problem is Work Culture and stress. Japanese Society is literally like ants. People work themselves nonstop and to death, striving to be the best 24/7. And some people with wives / husbands not even going home but staying in hotels to be closer to work, and not making babies. Japan can keep telling people about their Birthrate issue but nothing will be done because of work culture, and their lack of change in society.

[@AIIIAKS-vn4co]

that's BS. Japan's working environment is not perfect, but it's not that bad either. According to OECD statistics, the average working hours in Japan are about average for OECD countries. And I work for a Japanese company and most Japanese go home at 6 pm. And in today's Japan, you can see the reputation of the company in advance through social media and job sites, so no one wants to work for an obvious black company. Basically, the Japan you're talking about is the Japan of the bubble era, over 30 years ago. You should update your information about Japan.

[@officialnyiyanmoehtet]

But in terms of actual numbers(not fractions not percentage), Japan still has a high population for its small land area. 300 people per km² population density. Right?

[@neelchokshi6504]

it's not about density it is about demographic

[@7_years_and_]

In super power india's Mumbai its only 20,000 people per km2 😂

[@I.Qxdddd]

Most of the youngsters in the adult movie doing monkey business

[@ErinJenkins-mu4pr]

Best wishes to japan!

[@JovenAlbarida]

Japan should give incentives the family having 3kids or more, and they let the countryside flourish..focus on helping them, so that japanese population wouldn't be on decline

[@Venommale]

Then lower the tax of the Citizen and their first needs in daily life

[@kalasatwater2224]

It seems the rest of the world is more worried about this happening to japan, than the Japanese people themselves, they seem like without a worry in the world about this haha

[@usiohaki295]

In the land of hikkimori, who want to have children.

[@BEACHDUDE71]

Not enough young people to take care of them and not enough money

[@nikehusk3849]

Tenga is the culprit.😅

[@elmernagui744]

japan is hostile to foreign immigrants.. period even for halfies.. my friend who is half japanese suffered discrimination with the family of his father when he availed of Japan's naturalization for half japanese.. he did not finish the program and migrated to Finland

[@francousmiani1234]

Same happens in Europe, but Europe fills that hole with migration, a step that Japan refuses to take.

[@amabiko]

Don't worry, Okinawans with high birth rates will take over mainland Japan, they are descendants of Japonic speakers and are much more qualified to inherit mainland Japan than immigrants.

[@peace-cy6wd]

Already The Japanese government has started a new system where people from South Asian countries like Bangladesh can come to Japan if they learn Japanese and have enough education

[@ProjectsHoodRat]

@@peace-cy6wd Bengali wishes they can migrate to jpn, they won't be allow to mate with them JAV, they can stick with their 5 wives back at home and watch AV all day.

[@workshop1668]

Every time I see an Indian in a combini I cringe because they are always rude and unhelpful

[@rolyquispe9347]

​@@peace-cy6wd Lo malo los ciudadanos japones no quieren a los inmigrantes extranjeros

[@peace-cy6wd]

@@rolyquispe9347 it is wrong ....they accept foreign people now ...

[@josephguo6256]

no big deal, lands are sinking.

[@davl1917]

Japanese people don’t have time for family. They dedicate most of their time with work. 😢

[@theotang681]

let qualified people emigrate.

[@noorhadi6022]

Long life span because Oppenheimer

[@Foamika]

Koi to uso when

[@Evil_Beauty]

1:13 - 1:34 Lol, what's their solution going to be? Have the young reproduce with the old? 😂

[@jonh537]

Why does that matter? Japan imports cheap TFW to fill the gaps. Doling out free money isn’t going to make people have kids, Canada has a socialist program just like this and it’s still declining for decades.

[@rolyquispe9347]

Japones no les gustan inmigrantes

[@Indian_Rajput]

Japan's average/median age is 49 years

[@Rajesh_Singh301]

What is average median, baklol? Average and median are two mutually exclusive things. It's either average or median.

[@Indian_Rajput]

@@Rajesh_Singh301 Aatma ko shanti mile tumhare

[@Rajesh_Singh301]

@@Indian_Rajput an 8th grade kid knows the difference between average and median. School gaya kabhi?

[@dave4342]

Japan culture is from China

[@puululos]

selective immigration will solve their probleme since japan will be empty after this generation and they will need more workers to maintain the economy.

[@intreoo]

There cannot be any meaningful change unless there is a change in Japanese society first.

[@jont2576]

if japan changes, is it still japan?

[@sangeetgaming5308]

maybe not but it is for better

[@constantinoplepasha5332]

@@jont2576yes, was Japan not Japan after the Meiji restoration?

[@jont2576]

@@constantinoplepasha5332 they merely adopted somethings and incorporated bits of culture from the west into their own...the people, the composition of their population, their temperament and characteristics that created their culture by and large has not changed.....i believe every race is unique, different people and races have different characters and temperaments and coupled with their environments over vast periods of time creates something entirely unique that cannot be replicated anywhere else or in any other time of history. Japanese and Japan as u know it are in its death throes...... in order to survive they have to replace something but how much are u willing to sacrifice how much are u willing to give up before you are no longer you? and if Japan is no longer Japan whats the meaning?,what is the point of persisting if u are no longer u?

[@SunilMeena-do7xn]

​@@jont2576I agree with you. Every country and race should protect their traditions and norms, as long as they are not against human rights. We don't need to make every corner of the earth multicultural. Some cities and states are fine to become multicultural where ideas from different cultures can be exchanged for more progress and development. But overall it's better to keep your culture and race safe. In trying to become multicultural, people infact end up losing all of their culture.

[@user-jy6wu8jp6n]

চাইনিজ লাঠি চিৰকাল সৰু 😂😂😂😂

[@user-vl9dm8tv4v]

??? Japanese are not Chinese

[@user-jy6wu8jp6n]

সৰু চাইনিজ লাঠি 😂😂😂😂

[@Yupperzzzz]

Can we send in ghengis kang to help the women repopulate

[@user-jy6wu8jp6n]

তলত থকা চাইনিজ 😂😂😂😂

[@user-os1ur6ro7i]

30年前に少子化対策に本気で取り組むべきだった。 そうすれば、少しは緩和できたかも。 もはや手遅れ。

[@Science_videos123]

What is the actual cause of decreasing population??

[@evernam993m8]

​@@Science_videos123too tired, too depressing to mate

[@spinnofferr]

Dying nation

[@adnan_honest_jihadist5775]

japan has to find a way to force people into merriage without harming them

[@skmk88]

The problem is anime and video games. You have an entire generation living inside of a tv screen, no will to go outside and look for partners. Bunch of grown children walking about

[@rahathasan819]

Anime and videogames have been around for a long time in Japan. That's not the problem. Rising cost of living and long work hours are the culprit

[@skmk88]

@@rahathasan819 you think that’s not a problem is a problem

[@user-jy6wu8jp6n]

দুৰ্বল চাইনিজ 😂😂😂😂

[@UzumakiUchia-dd2eg]

I hear my calling to Japan.

[@user-jy6wu8jp6n]

চাইনিজ একদম তলৰ হয় 😂😂😂😂

[@user-jy6wu8jp6n]

বেমাৰী চাইনিজ 😂😂😂😂

[@byl1997]

😊😊😊😊😊😂

[@byl1997]

心温まる😂wwwwwwwwwwwwww

[@byl1997]

死亡事故😂😂😂😂😂

[@deva7722]

China japan controlled population. but north india population is growing in INDIA

[@misterbig9025]

Yes, we just insert!

[@sb-hr9kw]

Didn't take it long them to realise that they messed up

[@hashimgangat6651]

Japan put some Islamic law to make maintain

[@NoChinaforever17]

If Japan needs help in breeding maybe Koreans can help 😊

[@heli398]

Korean themselves has similar low birthrate😂

[@nikolas_5629]

Yeah japanese grandpa, hurry come to Korea for plastic surgery, then breeding with women in there as this guy says...

[@lewdendorff4120]

Korea has an even worse birth rate though

[@bimanyuandiei]

we indians will plant seeds in korea and in japan😊

[@amabiko]

We don't need foreigners. Okinawans, who are descendants of Japonic speakers and have a high birth rate, will take over mainland Japan.

[@ak.9459]

Time for immigrants to enter Japan.

[@rolyquispe9347]

No les quieren

[@stolen906]

Immigration would solve that

[@kamsunleong6648]

Should pose this same question to European countries like France, UK or Germany. If immigration from Middle East and Africa help them in anyway. Japan strict immigration is based on their common response.

[@stolen906]

@@kamsunleong6648 they do indeed, even if it looks senseless. In developped countries like you mentioned, workforce, especially in manual labour is scarce. They would not immigrate anyway to countries with no jobs for them and they are not entitled at all for social security.

[@peace-cy6wd]

@@kamsunleong6648 already japanese government started importing vast people from south asia and it will be increase day by day

[@rolyquispe9347]

​@@peace-cy6wd Lamentable pocos iran a japon por que sus ciudadanos japones no les gustan a los inmigrantes Algunas vez un africano vivio en japon?

[@peace-cy6wd]

@@rolyquispe9347 thats why japan importing maximum people from south asian countries like bangladesh,india,vietnam ...

[@bimanyuandiei]

Single Indian men are ready to give seeds to Japanese women to increase the population, and I want to ask if Japanese women like handsome Indian men.😊😊

[@ignacelakra6777]

🤚😶 my friend please Stop this this is very inappropriate to say thing like this you are downing our country name

[@bimanyuandiei]

​@@ignacelakra6777..मैं अपने देश भारत के बारे में गलत धारणा नहीं रखता, लेकिन यहां की जनसंख्या बहुत सारी समस्याएं पैदा करती है।.

[@ignacelakra6777]

@@bimanyuandiei ok par comment ka keya matab hae

[@Ausf]

There is no shortage of quality seed. No one wants inferior Indian seed. All countries face the same problem when you educate and employ women. Everyone moves to the city, and no one has children. Even India will eventually face the same problem.

[@ignacelakra6777]

@@Ausf in that sense you are right but when you you , I, or someone read the comment for the first time it sound like something else you know what I am talking about 😂

[@paxo1908]

rest in pieces haha

[@DeathDoesNotScareMe]

U must be Korean or Chinese

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