Japan's government will play romantic matchmaker in a bid to shore up the birth rate. Experts say it will fail.
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Some sociologists say the approach adopted by Japan's largely older, male leaders ignores the real problem.

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  • AernaLingus [any]
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    2 years ago

    It's like one of my Japanese animes!

    In a futuristic society, Japan has implemented a complex system referred to as "The Red Threads of Science" to encourage successful marriages and combat increasingly low birthrates. Based on a compatibility calculation, young people at the age of 16 are assigned marriage partners by the government, with severe repercussions awaiting those who disobey the arrangement.