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Japan· SandachōJapan's population declines significantly, foreign population surges
Japan's population has fallen by 3.17 million in five years, the largest decline since 1920, while the foreign population has surged to a record high.
Background
Japan has faced a long-term trend of population decline and an aging society. The government has implemented various policies to address these demographic shifts, including efforts to encourage higher birth rates and attract foreign workers. These changes have significant implications for the country's economy, social welfare, and labor market.
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Japan's population declines significantly, foreign population surges
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Reports highlight the significant demographic changes in Japan, with a declining native population and a growing foreign resident count.
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