Only one child has a child in Japan by 2720

An expert specializing in “the aging of society” warned that within 695 years, specifically on the fifth of January 2720, Japan will have only one child if the birth rate continues on his current path.

The expectations of the professor at the Economic Research Center and the elderly community at the University of Tuoko, Hiroshi Yoshida, show that by the expected date, Japan will only have one child of 14 years or less.

Yoshida – who maintains a dimension provides an estimated date for a decrease in the number of children in the country – is issued in every April since 2012, and the simulation is calculated using the annual rate of decrease in the population between children, based on the difference between the number in April of the previous year and the current number.

He made this latest forecast, which assumes an annual decrease in the birth rate by 2.3% last April, pushes the clock by more than 100 years, compared to prediction in 2023, and the birth rate in Japan continues quickly.

The latest data issued by the Ministry of Health shows that the average decreased to 1.20 in 2023, which is its lowest level, and in Tokyo the rate that indicates the average number of children who women are expected to have to have more than that.

It is believed that part of the cause of the decline is due to the fact that a fewer population is married.

According to the 2020 census report, about 28% of men at the age of 50 were never married, while the percentage was about 17.8% for women, and this is a significant decrease compared to the past. In 1990, the number was low to about 5.6% for men, and 4.3 % For women.

The numbers remained without a barrier of 800,000 children since 2022, and the population decreased, including foreign residents, by about 831 thousand and 872 people, with the number of deaths increased on the numbers of births.

This decrease comes at a time most early than the expectations of the National Institute for Population and Government Social Security, which has estimated that the numbers of births will decline to less than 760,000 in 2035.

The number of deaths also set a record number of one million and 590 thousand and 503 people, according to government data, while the number of marriages decreased to its lowest level since the end of World War II at 489 thousand and 281 marriages.

Meanwhile, the number of divorce cases increased to 187,798 cases.

To combat the decrease in the birth rate in Japan, policymakers are looking for various measures to encourage young people to marry, and marriage applications are a possible way to help individuals who are struggling to obtain potential partners, as a poll showed last year that one in four pairs under the age of The 40 married during the past year, they met their partners through such applications.

Last year, the government of the capital, Tokyo, launched its own marriage application, in the hope of providing a tool for Tokyo residents, bringing them a step towards marriage. About “Gaban Times”