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Japan's accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety is going to play Cupid in an accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety to encourage more accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety to have babies. The country has accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety of the lowest birth rates in the world and politicians are turning to accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety methods to get people to add to the population. One of these methods is accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety authorities acting as matchmakers. Japan's national government will support any local government effort at speed dating, accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety matchmaking and other ways to coax couples to get together and start families. The accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety recommendations call for intensive efforts over the next five years. The report says Japan faces a "critical accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety" in which the dwindling number of children could cause accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety social problems for the country.

One accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety the government has found for Japan's falling birth rate is the rising accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety of raising children. The government hopes to address this with a accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety of measures. These include plans to improve accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety to free nursery care, special centres for people undergoing accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety treatment, and a target to increase the number of fathers taking accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety leave after their baby is born to 80 per cent by the year 2020. There are also plans to provide accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety support for families with three or more children. By 2060, nearly 40 per cent of Japan’s accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety will be aged over 65. The over-65s already constitute 25 per cent of the population. The birth rate has fallen accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety from 4.54 children per mother in 1947 to accessattemptcostcouplesdraftfertilitygovernmentgreaterjustlocalnoveloneonlinepaternitypopulationreasonserioussituationsteadilyvariety 1.42 in 2014.