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One-fifth of Japanese population aged 65 or older in rapidly aging Japan

Wednesday 21st May, 05:15 AM JST

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  • some14some at 07:08 AM JST - 21st May

    Accept the fact (shouganai) and add few million robots in the labor force and wait for next report.

  • rjd_jr at 07:28 AM JST - 21st May

    Better robots than unskilled labor.

  • Bogi at 09:16 AM JST - 21st May

    It's so true, old people are everywhere, man! I feel so young walking around or taking the bus.

    I did notice though, that the space allocated for old dudes on trains is not increasing in my area.

  • Altria at 09:41 AM JST - 21st May

    Wait a few years for Tokyo apartment and house prices to drop like a stone!

  • thepro at 10:39 AM JST - 21st May

    Tokyo will always be filled with young people, but maybe you can get a cheap farm in Akita when all the oldies disappear

  • capone at 01:03 PM JST - 21st May

    More than 60 percent of Japanese senior citizens think they are healthy, but nearly the same percentage of them go to hospitals almost daily, the report said...

    so basically they're clueless

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