Controversy
The Guardian
Hiroshi Yoshida
Chris Weller
Aaron Bastani
Jared Taylor
John Davis, LL.M
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Will Japan's Population Go Extinct?

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Aaron Bastani
Aaron Bastani Japan "could effectively disappear by 2200 as a nation."Jun 29, 2025
John Davis, LL.M
John Davis, LL.M"Japan will perish by about 2056 because men are refusing to have intimate relationships with the women."Jun 29, 2025
Chris Weller
Chris Weller"Within the next 1,750 years, the Japanese people could be no more."Sep 09, 2016
Elon Musk
Elon Musk"If radical action isn’t taken, Japan (and many other countries) will disappear!"Jun 29, 2025
Elon Musk
Elon Musk"Japan and South Korea are well on their way to population collapse."Jun 29, 2025
Deseret News
Deseret News"Japan's population is set to drop by about 600,000 people annually, making it the Land of the Setting Sun."Dec 20, 2023
Elon Musk
Elon Musk"[U]nless something changes to cause the birth rate to exceed the death rate, Japan will eventually cease to exist."Jun 05, 2025
Roos van Keulen
Roos van Keulen"It is predicted that in just eight years’ time, the number of women of childbearing age will fall to a point where Japan’s population decline becomes irreversible."Jan 25, 2024
Jared Taylor
Jared TaylorIn 700 years, "there will be no more Japanese."Jun 29, 2025
The Guardian
The Guardian"The country's population will be just 500 by the year 3000, and just one by 3500."Dec 02, 2017
Hiroshi Yoshida
Hiroshi Yoshida"Japan may become the first country to become extinct due to the declining birth rate."Jan 09, 2025
Chay Bowes
Chay Bowes "Japan, once a model of post-war economic recovery and innovation, now stands on the precipice of complete demographic collapse."Jun 29, 2025
Chris Weller
Chris WellerOn 16 August, 3766, "Japan's population will dwindle to one."Sep 11, 2016
Nippon.Com
Nippon.Com"The population of children, aged 0 to 14, is predicted to fall to 8.0 million by 2070, representing less than 10% of the total population, leading to concern that Japanese society will not be sustainable."May 12, 2023
Hiroshi Yoshida
Hiroshi Yoshida"The overall trend is towards extinction, which started in 1975 when Japan's fertility rate fell below two."Jul 31, 2016

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