IF JAPAN WANTS TO GROW IT'S POPULATION, THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO SUPPORT FAMILIES

AND SOME CULTURAL BELIEFS MUST CHANGE.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live: https://www.criatives.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/9-hours-capsule-hotel-07.jpg

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, working so late you need to sleep in a capsule hotel, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare at daybreak on the back of a bike. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to find a soulmate and have a family.

IF JAPAN WANTS TO GROW IT'S POPULATION, THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO SUPPORT FAMILIES

AND SOME CULTURAL BELIEFS MUST CHANGE.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live.

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, working so late you need to sleep in a capsule hotel, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare at daybreak on the back of a bike. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to find a soulmate and have a family.

IF JAPAN WANTS TO GROW IT'S POPULATION, THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO SUPPORT FAMILIES

AND SOME CULTURAL BELIEFS MUST CHANGE.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live.

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, working so late you need to sleep in a capsule hotel, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare at daybreak on the back of a bike. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to find a soulmate and have a family.

IF JAPAN WANTS TO GROW IT'S POPULATION, THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO SUPPORT FAMILIES

AND SOME CULTURAL BELIEFS MUST CHANGE.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live.

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, working so late you need to sleep in a capsule hotel, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare at daybreak on the back of a bike early in the morning. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to have a family.

IF JAPAN WANTS TO GROW IT'S POPULATION, THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO SUPPORT FAMILIES AND SOME CULTURAL BELIEFS MUST CHANGE.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live.

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, working so late you need to sleep in a capsule hotel, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare at daybreak on the back of a bike early in the morning. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to have a family.

IF JAPAN WANTS TO GROW IT'S POPULATION, THE GOVERNMENT NEEDS TO SUPPORT FAMILY AND SOME CULTURAL BELIEFS MUST CHANGE.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live.

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, working so late you need to sleep in a capsule hotel, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare at daybreak on the back of a bike early in the morning. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to have a family.

If Japan wants to grow it's population, the government needs to support families and change some of the cultural beliefs.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live.

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, working so late you need to sleep in a capsule hotel, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare at daybreak on the back of a bike early in the morning. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to have a family.

If Japan wants to grow it's population, the government needs to support families and change some of the cultural beliefs.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live.

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare on the back of a bike early in the morning. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to have a family.

If Japan wants to grow it's population, the government needs to support families and change some of the cultural beliefs.

Entire villages in the countryside are ghost towns. In one deserted village, an old woman makes life-size rag dolls with painted faces, yarn hair and puts them throughout town - in a store, the post office, etc. You can buy a home in Japan for $500. All the people are in the cities, working to live.

Incentivize companies to relocate or open throughout the land, especially the countryside.

The empty villages will reopen and thrive and so will the Japanese people. People don't want to start a family with financial stress and a bleak future. Companies could have on-site daycare, improved working conditions and pay, find ways to help their employees.

‘Karoshi’, or death from overwork, is an ongoing issue within Japan’s extreme work culture.

Improve the economy. Stop the cultural attitude to work too much, not take vacations, leave after the boss, drink with the boss, etc. Stop with the attitude that men are kings and women are there to serve them. I have even seen that with Japanese people born in America. Why would an educated woman want to hook-up with a man to become his slave?

I saw a Japanese woman on TV taking her toddler to daycare on the back of a bike early in the morning. After work, she picked up her child with the bike in the dark. Who would want a life like that? Make it gratifying to have a family.