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Over 1 in 3 young Japanese not interested in tying the knot, survey finds
The Japan Times✓
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A recent survey conducted by Japan's Children and Families Agency indicates that over one-third of young adults in the country have no intention of marrying. The poll highlights a growing trend of disinterest in traditional marriage among the younger demographic.
WHY IT MATTERS
This finding highlights a deepening demographic challenge in Japan as shifting social attitudes toward marriage threaten to further accelerate the nation's declining birthrate.
The poll by the Children and Families Agency found that 35.1% of those surveyed said they had "no intention" of getting married.
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