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The upside of living in Japan’s ageing society

19 September 2023

2:28 AM

19 September 2023

2:28 AM

For the first time more than 10 per cent of the Japanese population are aged 80 or older, according to new official data. This reinforces Japan’s reputation as the world’s oldest society with 29 per cent of the population now aged 65 or more, a full 5 per cent ahead of Italy in second place.

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