1-in-4 Japanese 30-somethings refuse to get married, government reports
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A significant portion of Japanese singles in their 30s are not interested in matrimony and want to stay single.
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Respondents cited responsibilities such as childcare and housework as negatives they intend to avoid by staying single, as well as financial issues or job insecurities that make matrimony less feasible.
According to the government white paper, approximately 55% of men and 63% of women in their 30s are married. Among 30-somethings that have never tied the knot, approximately 27% of men and 25% of women currently plan to continue living single for the rest of their lives.
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