The chart and the table show the Japan's population past, present and the future trens

The provided bar chart depicts information regarding the number of

population

in

Japan

from 1950 to 2015 and a forecasting data of populations in 2035 and 2055, measuring in percentages. Meanwhile, the shown table denotes a vast number of aged 65

years

or above individuals in the presented durations. In general, the first data illustrates a constant increment in

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Japan

's

population

between 1950 and 2015, yet it shows downward trends for the rest of the presented

years

, whilst the second diagram outlines a slight growth in elderly members of the public in

Japan

. Examining the details, the

population

of people living in

Japan

was less than 85

million

in 1950, but it extremely rose to nearly 127

million

five decades later.

However

,

this

number declined to 125.4

million

in the next 15

years

,

although

it had an upward trend before it. Afterwards, members of the society living in

Japan

will be predicted under 115

million

individuals in 2035 and 2055.

Nevertheless

, the

population

of elderly people around 65

years

or over has been consistently increasing. It occurs since the data started at 4.1

million

or 4.9% of the

population

in 1950, but it reached 20% 55

years

later.

Then

, it will be forecasted to achieve more than a third in 2035 and 2055.