4月4日,日本厚生劳动省的“国立社会保障与人口问题研究所”公布调查结果显示,2015年,到50岁都从未结婚的人口比例,即“终生未婚率”在男性中为23.37%,女性为14.06%。据报道,该数据比上次(2010年)调查时上升超过三个百分点,刷新最高纪录。男性每四人中就有一人、女性约每七人中有一人终生未婚,“远离结婚”趋势明显。据分析,随着人生选择不断多样化,同时非正式 On April 4, the survey released by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare of Japan on “National Institute of Social Security and Population Issues” showed that in 2015, the proportion of people who have never married until the age of 50 is “unmarried rate of lifetime” 23.37% of males and 14.06% of females. It is reported that the data rose more than three percentage points from the previous survey (2010), setting the highest record. One out of every four men and one out of every seven women in a lifetime are unmarried, “the trend away from getting married.” According to the analysis, with the continuous diversification of life choices, at the same time informal