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Release date
March 2025
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Region
Japan
Survey time period
2016 to 2025; as of January 1 each year
Supplementary notes
*Sapporo, Sendai, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka City.
**Regional area refers to the area excluding the three major metropolitan areas and the four regional cities.
Figures prior to 2020 are from previous reports.
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