Elderly Outnumber Children in Japan Prefectures
Japan's elderly now outnumber children in nearly all prefectures, signaling a graying population trend.
News for readers in Japan, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Japan's elderly now outnumber children in nearly all prefectures, signaling a graying population trend.
TEPCO's AI system cuts paperwork by 80% to ease nuclear restarts.
Japan reaches 107,677 centenarians, a record for longevity.
Malaysian chip firm SkyeChip joins Japan's Rapidus to build custom AI processors.
Japan's 30-year government bond yield reaches 4.235% as PM Takaichi prepares policy speech.
While Western CEOs demand productivity and AI cuts, Japanese companies quietly pay thousands of senior employees to sit idle, protecting job security over efficiency.
Nikon's official jacket and t-shirt, unavailable outside Japan, include matching umbrella and chair.
Japan redefines suicide terms to clarify consent in child deaths.
Panasonic plans to start producing humanoid robots by 2029 using battery expertise.
Japanese stocks briefly cross 70,000 mark as AI optimism boosts markets.
Japan's Rapidus helps 17 companies design custom chips for clients.
Byd will sell its japan-only mini ev in sri lanka and macao.
Vietnamese community in Japan grapples with changing immigrant attitudes and disinformation.
Japan protests US Marine's murder arrest in Okinawa.
Cruise tours in Japan's Seto Inland Sea aim for affluent visitors.
Turkish defense firm Aselsan seeks Japanese collaboration on air defense and underwater drones amid regional security concerns.
Prime Minister Takaichi faces key tax and benefits bills in autumn parliament session.
Kei Nishikori ends career with Japan Open defeat to Tiafoe.
Kyrian Jacquet defeats Holger Rune in Tokyo 2026 ATP match.
Alcaraz saves three set points then pulls away from Michelsen to stay perfect in Tokyo.
Toyota offers vintage gullwing Sera coupe rentals in Japan for enthusiasts.
A woman from New Zealand arrived confident in her appearance. Three years in Japan left her scrutinizing her body in ways she never had before.
Japan targets 35 Russian shadow fleet vessels with first sanctions since Putin's disputed isle visit.