日本にっぽんの総そう人口じんこう約やく1億おく2433万まん人にん 55万まん人にん減少げんしょう【都道とどう府県ふけん別べつデータも】

As of January 1st this year, Japans total population was approximately 124.33 million, which is over 550,000 fewer than last year.

Of these, the Japanese population is just over 120.65 million, marking a decrease for the 16th consecutive year. For the first time since the survey began, the annual decrease exceeded 900,000 people, which is the largest ever.

A list by prefecture is provided later in the article.

According to a summary by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, as of January 1st this year, Japans total population, including foreigners, based on the Basic Resident Register, was 124,330,690.

Compared to the same period last year, there were 554,485 more people, an increase of 0 percent.

It decreased by 44%.

By prefecture, Tokyo has the largest population with 14,002,534 people, followed by Kanagawa with 9,202,559, Osaka with 8,771,961, Aichi with 7,483,755, and Saitama with 7,374,294, among others.

On the other hand, the lowest is Tottori Prefecture with 534,003 people, followed by Shimane Prefecture with 642,590 people, Kochi Prefecture with 664,863 people, Tokushima Prefecture with 700,409 people, and Fukui Prefecture with 746,690 people, among others.

Compared to the previous year, the population increased only in Tokyo and Chiba Prefecture, while it decreased in the other 45 prefectures.

The decrease in the Japanese population is the largest both in terms of number and rate. Excluding foreigners, the Japanese population is 120,653,227, which is 908,574 fewer than the same period last year, a rate of 0

It decreased by 75%.

Since the investigation began in 1968, this is the first time that the annual decrease has exceeded 900,000 people, marking the largest decrease both in number and in rate.

The Japanese population has been declining for 16 consecutive years since peaking at over 127.07 million in 2009 Heisei 21.

Last year, the number of Japanese people born was 687,689, the lowest since the survey began in 1979, while the number of deaths reached a record high of 1,599,850.

As a result, the number of people who died exceeded those who were born, resulting in a natural decrease of 912,161 people, which is the largest ever recorded.

The number of foreign residents in Japan is the highest since the survey began, with the largest increase ever. The population of foreign residents in Japan is 3,677,463, an increase of 354,089 from the previous year, making it the highest since the survey started in 2013, and also the largest increase ever.

[Prefectures List] [Japanese Population by Prefecture] In descending order: Tokyo 13,281,311 people; Kanagawa 8,917,670 people; Osaka 8,443,833 people; Aichi 7,161,850 people; Saitama 7,116,638 people, etc.

In ascending order, the numbers are: - Tottori Prefecture: 527,998 people - Shimane Prefecture: 632,135 people - Kochi Prefecture: 658,202 people - Tokushima Prefecture: 691,640 people - Fukui Prefecture: 727,538 people, etc.

Tokyo was the only prefecture where the Japanese population increased compared to the previous year, with an increase of 16,825 people.

All of the other 46 prefectures saw a decrease in population.

The prefectures with the smallest decreases are: Okinawa Prefecture - 5,469 people, Tottori Prefecture - 6,700 people, Shiga Prefecture - 7,432 people, and so on.

On the other hand, in terms of the largest decreases, Hokkaido saw a reduction of 59,896 people, Hyogo Prefecture 43,926 people, and Shizuoka Prefecture 38,970 people, among others.

In terms of the rate of decrease: ▽ Akita Prefecture 1

91% ▽ Aomori Prefecture 1

72% ▽ Kochi Prefecture 1

It is about 71%, etc.

[Foreign Resident Population by Prefecture] The highest number of foreign residents is in Tokyo with 721,223 people, followed by Osaka Prefecture with 328,128, Aichi Prefecture with 321,905, Kanagawa Prefecture with 284,889, and Saitama Prefecture with 257,656. These top five prefectures account for more than half of the total foreign population.

On the other hand, the lowest numbers are: Akita Prefecture with 5,753 people, Tottori Prefecture with 6,005 people, Kochi Prefecture with 6,661 people, Aomori Prefecture with 8,415 people, Tokushima Prefecture with 8,769 people, and so on.

The population of foreigners increased in all 47 prefectures.

The largest population increase was in Tokyo with 73,807 people, followed by Osaka Prefecture with 31,549 people, and Saitama Prefecture with 27,422 people, among others.

On the other hand, the smallest increases were in Tottori Prefecture with 496 people, followed by Akita Prefecture with 531 people, and Kochi Prefecture with 695 people.