35% of Unmarried Young Japanese Don’t Intend to Marry, Says New Government Survey
As Japan works to combat population decline, a new government report says many unmarried young people intend to stay that way.
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As Japan works to combat population decline, a new government report says many unmarried young people intend to stay that way.
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As Japan works to combat population decline, a new government report says many unmarried young people intend to stay that way.
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