Japan's Aging Population

Tokyo's neon lights to dim as Japan ages Sep 21, 2007

Within the next 15 years Tokyo will be one of the world's most elderly metropolises and experts predict that some of its suburbs could become ghost-towns if the government doesn't swiftly plan for the city's gray future. Full Article

Robots turn off Japanese senior citizens

Facts on Japan's aging population

Japanese retirees shun risky investments

How aging japanese are investing

Coming to terms with an aging population

Slideshow: Japan's aging population

Japan struggles to rein in health costs

Video: Silver sportsman still in the game

Executives' take on graying Japan

Interview: Aging to shrink economy

Attracting gray yen a hard sell

Aging Japan: The Numbers

Japanese population trends
Retirement savings
Aging world

Audio Slideshow

Graying Japan

A look at the issues facing Japan's aging population Slideshow

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