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Japan is easing immigration rules to address labor shortages caused by its aging population.
Japan, long resistant to immigration, is confronting a demographic crisis as its population ages rapidly, with over 29% of citizens aged 65 or older.
This "super-aged" society has led to labor shortages and economic stagnation, prompting policymakers to reconsider strict immigration policies.
In 2025, the government began expanding visa programs for foreign workers in healthcare, agriculture, and construction, marking a significant shift from decades of exclusion.
While public sentiment remains cautious, economic necessity is driving gradual change.
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Japón está relajando las reglas de inmigración para abordar la escasez de mano de obra causada por el envejecimiento de su población.