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    Tokyo has a population of over 13 million people, making it the largest metropolitan city in Japan. Most of Tokyo's population is between 15 and 64 years old, representing the working population. However, 20% are over 65 years old, reflecting Japan's aging population. The major religion is Shintoism, though Tokyo has become less religious over time. Tokyo has many universities and is a center for culture, sports, and education.

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    Tokyo has a population of over 13 million people, making it the largest metropolitan city in Japan. Most of Tokyo's population is between 15 and 64 years old, representing the working population. However, 20% are over 65 years old, reflecting Japan's aging population. The major religion is Shintoism, though Tokyo has become less religious over time. Tokyo has many universities and is a center for culture, sports, and education.

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    TOKYO,JAPAN

    SOCIAL SECTOR
    Tokyo, the capital of Japan is the largest
    metropolitan city in Japan with highest
    concentration of population
    The current population of the city of Tokyo,
    Japan is estimated to be about 13,230,000,
    which is an increase of about 0.33% from the
    last record of the population.
    The population density of Tokyo is about
    15,663 people per square mile.
    DEMOGRAPHICS
    About 68.2% of the population is of
    the working age (15 -64).
    About 20.4% of the population is
    over the age of 65 years
    Only 11.4% of the population is
    under the age of 15 years.
    During the daytime, the
    population swells by over 2.5
    million as workers and students
    commute from adjacent areas.
    68.2%
    20.4%
    11.4%
    POPULATION
    15-64 65+ BELOW 15
    About 98% of the population is native
    Japanese, while the other portion of the
    population is made up of many
    minorities groups, including Korean,
    Chinese, Filipino, British, American, etc.
    The demography of Japan shows that
    during 19th and 20th centuries there was
    high growth in population which has been
    lowered now due to very low birth rate
    and almost no immigration.
    The life expectancy for men in Tokyo
    is about 79.4 years,
    While the life expectancy for women
    is about 85.7 years.
    Japan has the highest number of
    elderly citizens in the whole world.
    RELIGION
    The major religion in the city of Tokyo is Shintoism.
    Two major shrines in the city are Meiji Jingu and
    Yasukuni Shrine.
    However, the population of Tokyo and Japan has
    become less and less religious over the years.
    Some may say, though, that the way of life and the
    community of the city are a form of religion in and
    of itself, despite no official religious organization.
    Meiji Jingu Shrine
    Yasukuni Shrine
    SPORTS
    There are three major professional sports in
    the city of Tokyo:
    baseball, football (American soccer), and
    sumo wrestling.
    The Tokyo Dome, the Ajinomoto Stadium,
    the Japan Sumo Associations headquarters
    are located in Tokyo, where tournaments are
    hosted every year.
    Tokyo Dome
    Rygoku Kokugikan sumo wrestling arena
    EDUCATION
    Tokyo has many universities, junior colleges,
    and vocational schools. Many of Japan's most
    prestigious universities are in Tokyo,
    including University of Tokyo, Hitotsubashi
    University, Tokyo Institute of
    Technology,Waseda University, and Keio
    University.
    Tokyo is also the headquarters of the United
    Nations University.
    University of Tokyo, Yasuda
    Auditorium
    United Nations University in Tokyo
    CULTURE
    Tokyo has many museums. In Ueno Park, there is
    the Tokyo National Museum, the country's largest.
    Tokyo has many theatres for performing arts. These
    include national and private theatres for traditional
    forms of Japanese drama.
    Many different festivals occur throughout Tokyo.
    Cuisine in Tokyo is internationally acclaimed.
    The Sanja Festival in Asakusa
    Tokyo Cuisine

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