Nearly 50% of Japan's singles have no dating prospects: gov't survey

[AhMeng]

japantoday.com

Almost half of singles in Japan who wish to get married are unable to find a suitable partner, with 61.4 percent of the group stating they are not doing anything to change the situation, a government survey showed Tuesday.

A lack of opportunity to meet an appropriate partner, or not having enough financial resources or ability to get along with the opposite sex are cited as major reasons in the outcome of the survey included in its annual report on Japan's declining birthrate that was approved by the Cabinet in the morning.

The Cabinet Office online survey of around 4,000 men and women aged between 20 to 40 years old, conducted last December, found that 46.8 percent of respondents say they cannot find a suitable partner despite a desire to tie the knot.

The outcome prompted the government to recognize the need to continue measures supporting marriage amid the country's rapidly aging population.

A separate government survey released earlier this month showed the number of newborns in Japan hitting a record-low 918,397 in 2018, staying below the 1 million mark for the third year in a row.

On Tuesday, the cabinet also approved an annual report on children and young people, in which it showed that 48.5 percent of 13- to 29-year-olds disagree that men should be the breadwinner while women stay at home, while 14.6 percent agree.
The results of an online survey with 1,134 respondents, carried out last November and December, reflect a shifting mindset among Japan's youth.

The same study conducted five years earlier showed 38.7 percent in disagreement and 22.3 percent in agreement.
© KYODO

 

[red amoeba]

I think the same to large % of singaporean men and graduate women here as well.

 

[laksaboy]

I think the same to large % of singaporean men and graduate women here as well.

That's why a lot of spinster lau cheebai still want to experience motherhood, even when they're in their mid-40s.

 

[attaphouse]

how to date when they are busy fantasizing over pillows?

 

[eatshitndie]

there's a bunch of single (never married) 20-30-year-old jap au pairs looking after couple's toddlers in sillycon valley. they get a "free" room, 24-hour access to home, cash payment of at least $1.69k a month, but must babysit toddlers all day until both working parents return home from work. not a bad deal when it cost over $3.69k a month for a full time nanny. meanwhile, au pair can go to night school or college and are free during weekends. i'm beginning to see more jap and gook women cumming to sillycon valley to work as au pairs as young couples with kids here make good money and are busy with their tech careers. these au pairs will most likely hook nerdy ang moh bf's and settle down here. they are giving up on jap men.

 

[zhihau]

altogether now!!! huat ah!!!

 

[sweetiepie]

KNN another revenue for a secret tunnel dating service KNN

 

[ckmpd]

japantoday.com

Almost half of singles in Japan who wish to get married are unable to find a suitable partner, with 61.4 percent of the group stating they are not doing anything to change the situation, a government survey showed Tuesday.

A lack of opportunity to meet an appropriate partner, or not having enough financial resources or ability to get along with the opposite sex are cited as major reasons in the outcome of the survey included in its annual report on Japan's declining birthrate that was approved by the Cabinet in the morning.

The Cabinet Office online survey of around 4,000 men and women aged between 20 to 40 years old, conducted last December, found that 46.8 percent of respondents say they cannot find a suitable partner despite a desire to tie the knot.

The outcome prompted the government to recognize the need to continue measures supporting marriage amid the country's rapidly aging population.

A separate government survey released earlier this month showed the number of newborns in Japan hitting a record-low 918,397 in 2018, staying below the 1 million mark for the third year in a row.

On Tuesday, the cabinet also approved an annual report on children and young people, in which it showed that 48.5 percent of 13- to 29-year-olds disagree that men should be the breadwinner while women stay at home, while 14.6 percent agree.
The results of an online survey with 1,134 respondents, carried out last November and December, reflect a shifting mindset among Japan's youth.

The same study conducted five years earlier showed 38.7 percent in disagreement and 22.3 percent in agreement.
© KYODO

Singaporeans are to be pitied. Stressed, no love and sexless. Is it pap's fault?

 

[JohnTan]

Japanese culture post WW2 is horrible. The japs sent from Asia's all has to zetas.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

there's a bunch of single (never married) 20-30-year-old jap au pairs looking after couple's toddlers in sillycon valley. they get a "free" room, 24-hour access to home, cash payment of at least $1.69k a month, but must babysit toddlers all day until both working parents return home from work. not a bad deal when it cost over $3.69k a month for a full time nanny. meanwhile, au pair can go to night school or college and are free during weekends. i'm beginning to see more jap and gook women cumming to sillycon valley to work as au pairs as young couples with kids here make good money and are busy with their tech careers. these au pairs will most likely hook nerdy ang moh bf's and settle down here. they are giving up on jap men.

The women can date Ang mors n the men can date pinays...so it's ok. As long as got partners can oreadi

 

[greedy and cunning]

all the ninohji should date the burmese
the arab the m&d the paki
brumese + halal is no horse run.

while the burmese and the m&d + halal
coninue to worship the AMDK