URGENT: Japan Elderly Population Hits Fresh High at 29.4%: 2025 Census
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People aged 65 and above account for record 29.4% of population
Between 2020 and 2025, Japan ' s population fell by 2.5 per cent, or more than 3 million people. Between 2020 and 2025, Japan ' s total population, including foreigners, fell by 2.5 per cent to 122,972,528; published statistics by the Ministry of Administration and Communications, handed over TASS. The drop in the last five years reached 3,173,571; in parallel, the proportion of citizens over 65 years of age increased by 0.9 percentage…
The population decline continues unabated. According to the 2025 national census released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan's population as of October 1, 2025, was 122,972,528, a decrease of approximately 3.17 million compared to the previous census in 2020. There were 59,772,092 males and 63,200,436 females. Of these, the number of Japanese citizens decreased by 3.5%, while the number of foreigners increased by 39.8%…
A window that showed the final results of Japan ' s 2025 census, announced on Tuesday, that persons aged 65 and over constituted a record 29.4% of the country ' s total population...
According to the 2025 national census, Japan's total population was 122.97 million, a decrease of 3.17 million over the past five years. Only Tokyo saw population growth, while the foreign population increased by approximately 40%. The aging population and the trend towards smaller households are also progressing.
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