The chart and table below give information about population figures in Japan. Japan’s population: past, present and future trends.

The table and chart illustrate the number of Japan's population in the past, present and future.

Overall

, there was a steady increase in the amount of japanise population from 1950 to 2005,

whereas

from 2010 it is expected to decrease. In 1950, the total percentage of people in Japan was 4.9, which indicated a downward trend.

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, since 1955 the

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of nations showed an upward trend and in 2005 reached a peak with almost 128 million people respectively. For the next 10 years, it remained stable and

then

, declined. It is obvious that predictions about future trends are not positive. In 2035 there will be about 110 million people,

while

in 2055 it is expected to reach the bottom with 90 million.

Although

the present situation in the country seems to be great, by 2055, if we compare the trend with other years, it will face a population shortage.