As we know that Japan is struggling with the problem of Celibacy Syndrome.
What strategic steps has Japan taken to end its fight with celibacy syndrome?
What policies have been implemented?
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Sign up to join this communityAs we know that Japan is struggling with the problem of Celibacy Syndrome.
What strategic steps has Japan taken to end its fight with celibacy syndrome?
What policies have been implemented?
"Celibacy syndrome" was a term coined by a journalist for a 2013 article the article combined two popular "click-bait" topics: "Sex" and "Weird Japan". The data used to support the existence of such a "syndrome" was poorly sourced. There is little evidence that such a syndrome exists and no evidence that it is a major contributor to the birth rate. Indeed there is evidence that over a longer timescale, sexual activity among young adults has increased.
While it was widely reported in Western media, there has been little discussion of a decline in sexual activity among young adults in Japan. It is not considered a problem, as it does not exist and has not been reported to exist. And therefore no strategic steps have been planned or implemented to fight the syndrome.
While "celibacy syndrome" is a fantasy, there is a real problem of a declining birth-rate, low levels of immigration and an aging population.