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What qualifies as a disability in Japan?

According to the Japanese government's Basic Act for Persons with Disabilities, a person is defined as having a disability if they experience a long-term, substantial limitation to their daily or social life due to a physical, intellectual, or mental condition. Understanding what qualifies as a disability in Japan is crucial for accessing necessary support and services.

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At what age do most Japanese retire? An analysis of modern trends

While many Japanese companies have long maintained a mandatory retirement age of 60, recent government policies and demographic pressures have fundamentally altered the career path for older workers. The answer to at what age do most Japanese retire is more complex and significantly later than this traditional marker.

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