A survey conducted by the National Institute of Population and Social Security Research reveals that 61.4% are single men aged 18-34 do not have a partner and 49% of single women in the same age range did not have a partner.
Institutions, which are also part of the Department of Health, Labor and Welfare, conducted the survey every five years. Released the results of a recent survey conducted in 2010, on they website this week.
The survey was administered to 14,000 people who are not married, and ask them to answer the option they think about marriage. The main reason given by both men and women to marry is: "I do not know how to start a relationship with the opposite sex," I do not want to lose my freedom, "and" I do not have enough money to get married. "
However, more than 80% of men and women say they want to get married at some stage "if they can find someone who fits."
Source: JapanToday
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