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35% of Unmarried Survey Respondents in Japan Say They Do Not Intend to Marry

Japan’s Children and Families Agency surveyed 101,950 people aged 15–39; among 43,529 who had never married, 35% said they did not intend to marry. The agency cautioned against overreading that figure, citing the survey’s respondent makeup.

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Japan's Children and Families Agency asked 101,950 people aged 15 to 39 about marriage. Among the 43,529 who'd never married, 35% said they don't intend to. The agency's own report warns against leaning on that headline, though, as respondents were 62% wo
Unseen JapanOct 9

35% of Unmarried Survey Respondents in Japan Say They Do Not Intend to Marry

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Japan's Children and Families Agency asked 101,950 people aged 15 to 39 about marriage. Among the 43,529 who'd never married, 35% said they don't intend to. The agency's own report warns against leaning on that headline, though, as respondents were 62% wo