Shrinking Japan and Regional Variations: Along the Hokurikudo and the Tosando II

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Focusing on the sociological implications of Japan's declining population, this study examines regional variations at the municipal level, revealing significant differences even within the same prefecture. By utilizing demographic data and advanced statistical tools, it uncovers unique local powers that could help sustain Japan despite its shrinking populace. The research emphasizes key explanatory factors behind these regional disparities, providing a historical context that enriches the analysis of demographic trends in the country.