Despite many claiming that they would like to get married eventually, a Japanese research firm found that almost seventy per cent of unmarried Japanese men and sixty per cent of unmarried Japanese women are not in relationships
By Chris Weller Japan’s fertility problem hit a new low last year: 2016 was the first year since 1899 that fewer than one million babies were born in the country. New data suggests the trend isn’t poised to let up anytime soon. Other countries face similar problems, including the United States, Denmark, China, and Singapore — with fertility rates
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