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No. Most of Japan is dying as nearly its entire population moves to Tokyo. And that's only a slight sprinkle of hyperbole. Other regions are sustained only by
by busterarm 6y ago
No.
Most of Japan is dying as nearly its entire population moves to Tokyo.
And that's only a slight sprinkle of hyperbole. Other regions are sustained only by tourism or by other industries where the average worker age is past 60.
- emodendroket 6y agoGovernment employment and construction (buoyed by frequent government spending on infrastructure) are also major sources of employment outside the Tokyo metro area. Osaka and Kyoto also have fairly decent numbers of jobs, I think.