The chart above illustrates the number of population in Japan from the year 1950 up to 2055.
The information given shows a stable increase in numbers. Though, it is predicted to have a decrease in the near future starting from 2010 to 2055. In addition, the only percentage shown is for the total of population aged 65 years over in 1950, 2005, 2035 and 2055.
Japan's population fluctuated from 1950 to 1970 with 84. 1 million going up to 104. 5 million. Afterwards, the amount only increased slightly in the year 1975 to 1990 with 111. 9 million up to 123. 6. Then the information shows a stable number of population from year 1995 to 2005 with around 127 million people. However, it seems to then decreased and is predicted to continue until 2055 with a big decline.
The table seen under the chart shows populations of people in the age 65 and over with a big increase from 4. 1 million with the percentage of 4. 9% in the year 1950 rising to around 36. 5 million with 41. 0% in the year 2055.
The chart above illustrates the number of
population
in Japan from the
year
1950 up to 2055.
The information
given
shows
a stable increase in numbers.
Though
, it
is predicted
to have a decrease in the near future starting from 2010 to 2055.
In addition
, the
only
percentage shown is for the total of
population
aged 65 years over in 1950, 2005, 2035 and 2055.
Japan's
population
fluctuated from 1950 to 1970 with 84. 1
million
going up to 104. 5
million
. Afterwards, the amount
only
increased
slightly
in the
year
1975 to 1990 with 111. 9
million
up to 123. 6. Then the information
shows
a stable number of
population
from
year
1995 to 2005 with around 127
million
people
.
However
, it seems to then decreased and
is predicted
to continue until 2055 with a
big
decline.
The table
seen
under the chart
shows
populations
of
people
in the age 65 and over with a
big
increase from 4. 1
million
with the percentage of 4. 9% in the
year
1950 rising to around 36. 5
million
with 41. 0% in the
year
2055.