Japan’s super-aging society and the government’s FutureCity Initiative

The number of seniors over the age of 65 will exceed 40% of the entire population in 2050 in the super-aging Japan. The baby boomer generation, which accounts for the biggest demographic chunk, has entered into the senior group of people above the age of 65. 65 is still “young” and aging in a “real sense” starts from around 75, when many people experience a decline in health. It means that only the next 10 to 15 years can be considered a grace period before it becomes necessary to face the baby boomer-seniors’ aging issues.
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