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Lawmaker Seiko Noda's struggle with infertility fueled her push to change Japan's support system

Dec 27, 2020
In 2010, one of Japan’s most prominent female politicians, Seiko Noda, sparked controversy by bearing a child at age 50 through artificial insemination after years of infertility treatment.
“What bothered me is that especially in the initial stage (of the therapy), I wasn’t even able to say it out loud that I was going through (infertility treatment) and I felt as if I were doing something you just don’t tell people about,” she said while looking back on the push to improve infertility care in Japan.
Although infertility treatment options and access to such care in Japan have expanded over the years, the stigma associated with infertility has for decades made women keep their struggles under wraps. Ten years after Noda’s own experience, the government is eyeing health reforms, primarily aimed at reducing the cost of infertility treatment using more advanced reproductive techniques, as early as April 2022. But the veteran lawmaker belie ....

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The risks and rising costs of Japan's old roads | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News

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Japan’s roads are getting old. So much so, that certain parts are dangerous. A survey by the Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Ministry shows that 45,000 bridges and tunnels are waiting for repairs. The figure represents 60% of the structures cited nationwide for restoration. The risks grow as time passes – and for local governments, so do the already hefty bills.
In 2012, nine people died when a 140-meter section of the Sasago Tunnel’s concrete ceiling fell off in Yamanashi Prefecture, west of Tokyo. A report pointed to inadequate inspections. The tunnel, almost five kilometers long, opened in 1977 along the Chuo Expressway. ....

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The risks and rising costs of Japan's old roads

The risks and rising costs of Japanâs old roads
Japanâs roads are getting old. So much so, that certain parts are dangerous.
A survey by the the Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Ministry shows that 45,000 bridges and tunnels are waiting for repairs. The figure represents 60% of the structures cited nationwide for restoration. The risks grow as time passes â and for local governments, so do the already hefty bills.
In 2012, nine people died when a 140-meter section of the Sasago Tunnelâs concrete ceiling fell off in Yamanashi Prefecture, west of Tokyo. A report pointed to inadequate inspections. The tunnel, almost five kilometers long, opened in 1977 along the Chuo Expressway. ....

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Japan's ¥73.6 trillion stimulus hinges on spending by older generation

Dec 16, 2020
Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has briefly put virus containment ahead of the economy by temporarily halting a nationwide travel campaign aimed at spurring spending among consumers, including older residents.
The septuagenarian leader needs to get more people of his own generation spending if he wants to keep the economy’s recovery on track over the coming months. People over the age of 65 make up 29% of the population and account for almost 40% of the consumer spending that is the biggest driver of Japan’s economy.
The demographic also has the largest share of deaths from COVID-19. So while much of Suga’s ¥73.6 trillion stimulus package focuses on making the economy greener and more digitalized in the future, its near-term fate depends more on making sure it’s safe for older people to spend both in their neighborhoods and on trips. ....

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Algorithms for Love: Japan Will Soon Launch an AI Dating Service

Algorithms for Love: Japan Will Soon Launch an AI Dating Service
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Every year for the last 13 years, Japan’s population has shrunk. The country has one of the lowest birth rates in the world, and not enough babies are being born to replace an aging population; Japan also has the highest proportion of people over 65 of any country in the world.
The reasons for the baby bust aren’t totally clear, but some contributing factors could include economic insecurity, women prioritizing their careers over raising a family, and strict immigration standards that let in few potential child-bearing foreigners. In 2019 just 864,000 babies were born in Japan, a 5.9 percent drop from the previous year, which was already a historic low. ....

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