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Source: Japan Times
Nearly 40% of Older Adults in Japan Desire Continued Employment
Data reveals that close to 40% of older adults in Japan express a wish to continue working. The primary motivation cited for this desire is the need to earn an income. Additionally, many believe that sustained employment contributes to maintaining health and can help in slowing down the aging process.
By Fainaron·Jun 12, 2026 (5 days ago)·2 views
A significant portion of Japan's older adult population, nearly 40%, has indicated a desire to remain in the workforce.
The main reason provided for wishing to continue working is the necessity of earning an income. Beyond financial considerations, many older adults also perceive work as a means to maintain their health and potentially slow the effects of aging.
(Source: Japan Times)
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