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Adjust or maximize. Age of Japan , play times Requires plugin. Human validation. The Japanese government is addressing demographic problems by developing policies to encourage fertility and keep more of its population, especially women and elderly, engaged in the workforce.

These policies could prove useful for bringing women back into the workforce after having children, but they can also encourage the women who opt not to have children to join the workforce.

The Japanese government has introduced other policies to address the growing elderly population as well, especially in rural areas.

Many young people end up moving to the city in search of work, leaving behind a growing elderly population and a smaller work force to take care of them.

Because of this, Japan's national government has tried to improve welfare services such as long-term care facilities and other services that can help families at home such as day-care or in-home nursing assistance.

The Gold Plan was introduced in to improve these services and attempted to reduce the burden of care placed on families, followed by long-term care insurance LTCI in A net decline in population due to a historically low birth rate has raised the issue of immigration, as a way to compensate for labor shortages.

Immigrants would have to increase by eight percent in order for Japan's economy to be stable. The government has also recruited international students which allow foreigners to begin work and potentially stay in Japan to help the economy, while existing initiatives such as the JET Program encourage skilled English-speaking people from across the world to work in Japan as English language teachers.

However, Japan is strict when accepting refugees into their country. Only 27 people out of 7, refugee applicants were granted into Japan in Though, Japan provides high levels of foreign and humanitarian aid.

Since Japan did not desire low-skilled workers to enter, many people went through the asylum route instead. This allowed immigrants to apply for the asylum and begin work six months after the application.

However, it did not allow foreigners without valid visas to apply for work. Japan has focused its policies on the work—life balance with the goal of improving the conditions for increasing the birth rate.

To address these challenges, Japan has established goals to define the ideal work—life balance that would provide the environment for couples to have more children with the passing of the Child Care and Family Care Leave Law, which took effect in June The law provides both mothers and fathers with an opportunity to take up to one year of leave after the birth of a child with possibility to extend the leave for another 6 months if the child is not accepted to enter nursery school and allows employees with preschool-age children the following allowances: up to five days of leave in the event of a child's injury or sickness, limits on the amount of overtime in excess of 24 hours per month based on an employee's request, limits on working late at night based on an employee's request, and opportunity for shorter working hours and flex time for employees.

Japan's population is aging faster than any other country on the planet. The same increase took 61 years in Italy , 85 years in Sweden , and years in France.

In contrast to Japan, a more open immigration policy has allowed Australia , Canada , and the United States to grow their workforce despite low fertility rates.

Reasons include a fear of foreign crime, a desire to preserve cultural traditions, and a belief in the ethnic and racial homogeneity of the Japanese nation.

Historically, European countries have had the largest elderly populations by proportion as they became developed nations earlier and experienced the subsequent drop in fertility rates, but many Asian and Latin American countries are quickly catching up.

As of , 22 of the 25 oldest countries are located in Europe, but Japan is currently the oldest country in the world and its rapidly aging population displays a trend that other parts of Asia such as South Korea , Hong Kong , and Taiwan are expected to follow by While there has been a global trend of lower fertility and longer life expectancy, it is first evident in the more developed countries and occurs more rapidly in developing or recently developed countries.

One of the most astounding aspects of Japan's elderly population, in particular, is that it is both fast-growing and has one of the highest life expectancies equating to a larger elderly population and an older one.

According to the World Health Organization , Japanese people are able to live 75 years without any disabilities and fully healthy compared to other countries.

Also, American women usually live to around 81 years and American men 76; but compared to Japan, women live to around 87 years and men to 80 years.

They, also, have the highest proportion of the elderly population as well with the highest population decline of developed countries.

Japan is leading the world in aging demographics, but the other countries of East Asia are following a similar trend. More than a third of the world's elderly 65 and older live in East Asia and the Pacific, and many of the economic concerns raised first in Japan can be projected to the rest of the region.

A study of the populations of India and Japan for the years to combined with median variant population estimates for the years to shows that India is 50 years behind Japan on the aging process.

The population density in Japan is people per Km 2 people per mi 2 , calculated on a total land area of , Km2 , sq. A Population pyramid also called "Age-Sex Pyramid" is a graphical representation of the age and sex of a population.

There are three types of age dependency ratio: Youth, Elderly, and Total.