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Japanese authorities expect the percentage of the population over 65 years old to reach approximately 26% by 2026, with the number of seniors rising to around 32 million. Projections also indicate that the number of non-working elderly individuals will reach 24 million, reflecting a growing aging population in Japan due to declining birth rates and increasing average life expectancy. These figures are part of the government's efforts to address the challenges of aging through the development of healthcare and social support programs for seniors.
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