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The image includes a bar graph and a table detailing Japan's population trends. Bar graph data (population in millions): 1950: 84.1, 1955: 90.4, 1960: 94.3, 1965: 99.2, 1970: 104.5, 1975: 111.9, 1980: 117, 1985: 121, 1990: 123.6, 1995: 125.6, 2000: 126.9, 2005: 127.8, 2010: 127.1, 2015: 125.4, 2055: 89.9. Table data: 1950: 4.1 million aged 65 years or over, 4.9% of total population; 2005: 25.7 million aged 65 years or over, 20.0%; 2035: 37.2 million aged 65 years or over, 34.0%; 2055: 36.5 million aged 65 years or over, 41.0%.
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Tha bar chart , and the table illustrates the propotion about the past ,present and the future trends of Japan’s population.
Overall, the population aged 65 years or over beside the percentage saw a significant rise from 1950 until 2055, despite this increase the general population of Japan is decreased since 2010,respectively.
The total population of Japan increased between 1950 to 2010 with 127.8 , which saw a very dramatic decreased just after that with 1% of the total, then it keeps fell down untill 89.9 in 2055.
Even the total population decreased, but the percentage of the aged peoples 65 years or over increases with 36% , from 4.9% to 41.0% , although the score of the persons get up from 4.1 million to 36.5 million with 31 million people, From 1950 tp 2055.
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