What is the historical curve of Japan's population change?

The historical curve of Japan's population change is Japan's population and working population. The population of Japan is based on the data obtained by the Statistics Bureau of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. Due to the "natural decrease" in the number of births less than the number of deaths, Japan's population and working population continue to decrease.

After the 20th century, due to Japan's entry into the post-industrial society, the fertility rate has decreased, medical conditions have improved, and Japan's control over foreign immigrants has been very strict, resulting in Japan becoming one of the countries with the highest aging population and the longest life expectancy in the world.

Reasons for Japan's small population:

1, high working pressure. We have all seen the pressure of work in Japan on TV. Many people sleep directly on the subway, and the subway in Japan is pushed by people. Perhaps it is the character of the Japanese nation, which always makes itself live in a kind of thinking pain, which may be the common pain of an effect longing for strength.

2. Unwilling to get married. The cost of marriage may be a big problem that hinders the marriage rate in Asian countries at present. The high cost has discouraged many people. Many people think that marriage is a physiological satisfaction, and it can be satisfied in other ways, so many people have social phobia, are unwilling to get married and are afraid of getting married.