Japanese Women in 30s, 40s Not as Physically Active: Gov't Survey
The survey found women in their 30s and 40s were less likely to exercise weekly or join sports clubs as fitness scores fell over 25 years.
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It was found that the physical strength of women in their 30s and 40s in Japan has declined over the long term, and their exercise participation rate has also dropped.
A survey has revealed a declining trend in physical fitness among parents and working-age men and women. According to the 2025 Physical Fitness and Motor Ability Survey conducted by the Japan Sports Agency, when comparing physical fitness levels to 2001 (set at 100), women in their 30s scored 96.3 points and those in their 40s scored 93.6 points, indicating a long-term decline over the past 25 years. Men in their 40s also scored 98.8 points, sho…
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