Population Flow: People Moving to Tokyo in Greater Numbers

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• Population Flow: People Moving to Tokyo in Greater Numbers  Nippon.com
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• Population Flow to Tokyo Increases Further in 2023  Nippon.com
• Capital Gains: People Across Japan Keep Moving to Tokyo  Nippon.com
• The COVID-19 Pandemic is Accelerating Japan’s Population Decline: A Statistical Analysis  Nippon.com
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• Record 2 Million Foreign Workers in Japan as of 2023  Nippon.com
• Record Number of Restaurant Bankruptcies in Japan in 2020  Nippon.com
• Number of Japanese Living Abroad Drops for Fourth Consecutive Year  Nippon.com
• Foreign Visitors to Japan Continue Downward Trend in January  Nippon.com
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• Half of Tokyo Residents Express Some Interest in Moving to Regional Japan  Nippon.com
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• Slowing the Population Drain From Japan’s Regions  Nippon.com
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• Pinpointed Internet Advertising a Growing Rival to TV Commercials in Japan  Nippon.com
• Japan Needs a Unified Childcare Support System to Avert Demographic Disaster  Nippon.com
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• “Izakaya” Chains Close Down Pubs in Japan Amid Pandemic  Nippon.com
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• Largest Cities In Asia  Worldatlas.com
• Japan Suffers Steepest GDP Decline of 4.6% in 2020  Nippon.com
• No Sleep for Japan? Survey Reveals Half of Population May Have Insomnia  Nippon.com
• Japan’s Coming Population Implosion  Nippon.com
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• Suicides Increase in Japan Since July  Nippon.com
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• White Paper on Overwork in Japan Shows Record Rise in Recognized Work-Related Mental Health Issues  Nippon.com
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• Japan Sees Record Number of Work-Related Mental Health Disorder Cases in 2021  Nippon.com
• Jumping to Conclusions: Reassessing Japan’s Approach to African Relations  Nippon.com
• Pandemic migration trend reverses as more move to Tokyo  朝日新聞
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• Widening Opportunities for Japan’s Women  Nippon.com
• New Chinatowns Take Root Around Tokyo  Nippon.com
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• Globalization and Higher Education Reforms in Japan: The Obstacles to Greater International Competitiveness  Nippon.com
• Train Hostel Hokutosei in Bakurochō: Japan’s Famous Sleeper Train Finds a Tokyo Home  Nippon.com
• The Tokyo Waterworks Take On the Global Market  Nippon.com
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• Avoiding an Infrastructure Crisis  Nippon.com
• Reviving Japanese Agriculture to Cope with International Competition  Nippon.com
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