Tokyo's fertility rate lowest in Japan as births fall for 7th year

Tokyo ranked at the bottom among Japan’s 47 prefectures in the total fertility rate, the number of children a woman is expected to give birth to during her lifetime.

Number of newborns in Japan fell to record low while population dropped faster than ever in 2018 - The Japan Times

Japan readies 'last hope' measures to stop falling births - Nikkei Asia

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Inside Nagi-cho, the Japanese town that pays cash for kids

Detecting geographical clusters of low birth weight and/or preterm birth in Japan

Japan's New Thinking on Low Birthrate: Don't Worry, Be Happy - WSJ

Population health and regional variations of disease burden in Japan, 1990–2015: a systematic subnational analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2015 - The Lancet

Japan readies 'last hope' measures to stop falling births

Fertility secrets of Okinawa give birth to hope in sexless, ageing Japan

The Fertility Crisis Started in Japan, But It Won't Stay There - Bloomberg

Japan: fertility rate 1800-2020

Overview: understanding low fertility trends in Japan, by Ryohei Mogi / Demographer, Oct, 2023

Japan: total fertility rate in Tokyo

Low Fertility in Japan—No End in Sight, East-West Center