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Japan, Jews & demography
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Jerusalem Post
02-26-2004
Headline: Japan, Jews & demography
Byline: URI DAN
Edition; Daily
Section: Opinion
Page: 14
Thursday, February 26, 2004 -- Those coming to the Far East from the Middle East discover that, unlike their Israeli counterparts, Japanese politicians do not manipulate the demon of demography to frighten their public.
The Japanese birth rate decreased from 3.6 children per family in 1950 to 1.3 in 2001. In the no...
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