The chart below shows the Japan's population by age groups starting in 1960 and including a forecast to 2040.

The illustrated line graph gives data on the forecast of the

Japanese

by their age ranges from 1960 to 2040.

Overall

, the proportion of people aged 25-64 stays nearly the same,

while

the rate of 0-14 aged people declines throughout the period.

To begin

, 0 to 14 years aged

Japanese

citizens form 30% of the whole population

whereas

,

this

particular indicator for 65+ old citizens accounts for only approximately 5% in 1960.

However

, in the

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these markers will hit an equilibrium of 20%.

After

this

point, the tendency changes. In detail, the portion of 0-14 aged

Japanese

goes down to 10%,

in contrast

the percentage of elder (65+)

Japanese

people

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over 30% by 2040. The ratio for the middle-aged (25-64) populace of Japan fluctuates slightly over the given time frame. So

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,

this

figure represents around 65% at the beginning of the shown specified interval and reaches its peak in 1970 and 1990 with a sharp 70%. To the end of the noted span of time, the percentage drops to just below 60%.