The chart and table below give information about population figures in Japan Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant v.2
The chart and table below give information about population figures in Japan
The bar graph and table illustrate figure for population in Japan which was recorded from 1950 to the present year and predicted until 2055, over one century period, and measured in millions. Overall, Japan’s population experienced an upward trend which also was experienced by population of people aged over-65s. However, both trends were reverse at the end of the period.
In 1950, the number of population in Japan was the lowest over the period, at 84. 1 million. This figure experienced a significant increase in each 5 years and then reached the peak at 127. 8 million in 2005. The fairly similar trend was witnessed by the figure for over-65s aged people. While in 1950 it was merely 4. 1 million or just 4. 9 percent of the total population, it increased dramatically to 20. 0 percent or 25. 7 million people in 2005.
Surprisingly, since such year, the percentage of over-65s aged people remained increasing significantly until the end of the period although Japan’s population followed a downward trend. In 2055, such figure peaked at 36. 5 million or 41. 0 percent of total Japan’s population, almost ten times higher than that of over-65s aged people in 1950. However, population of Japanese generally experienced a dramatic decreaseby about 38 million people from 2005 to 2055. In the end of period, Japan’s population was predicted at barely 89. 9 million.
The bar graph and table illustrate
figure
for
population
in
Japan
which
was recorded
from 1950 to the present year and predicted until 2055,
over
one century
period
, and measured in
millions
.
Overall
,
Japan’s
population
experienced
an upward
trend
which
also
was
experienced
by
population
of
people
aged
over-65s
.
However
, both
trends
were reverse at the
end
of the period.
In 1950, the number of
population
in
Japan
was the lowest
over
the
period
, at 84. 1
million
. This
figure
experienced
a significant increase in each 5 years and then reached the peak at 127. 8
million
in 2005. The
fairly
similar
trend
was witnessed
by the
figure
for
over-65s
aged
people
.
While
in 1950 it was
merely
4. 1
million
or
just
4. 9 percent of the total
population
, it increased
dramatically
to 20. 0 percent or 25. 7
million
people
in 2005.
Surprisingly
, since such year, the percentage of
over-65s
aged
people
remained increasing
significantly
until the
end
of the
period
although
Japan’s
population
followed a downward
trend
. In 2055, such
figure
peaked at 36. 5
million
or 41. 0 percent of total
Japan’s
population
, almost ten times higher than that of
over-65s
aged
people
in 1950.
However
,
population
of Japanese
generally
experienced
a dramatic
decreaseby
about 38
million
people
from 2005 to 2055. In the
end
of
period
,
Japan’s
population
was predicted
at
barely
89. 9
million
.
5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
55Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes