The national census revealed on June 17th indicated that percentage of unmarried people between the age of 25 and 29 was 71.8 in male and 60.3 in female.
The numbers were increased by 16.7 for male and 36.3 for female in the last thirty years.
Furthermore for female, the average age of experiencing the first child grown to 30.3 in 2012 which was 26.4 in 1980.
未婚率、女性は３６ポイントも上昇、晩産化も進行 少子化白書 ―MSN産経ニュース
http://sankei.jp.msn.com/life/news/140617/trd14061710200008-n1.htm
Over 40 percent of young males do not want to get married
One out of three males in their 20s, "Maybe I can't get married."
90 percents of Japanese men think economically supporting family is husband's role
Over 50 percent of Japanese does not have a friend
The highest percentage of lifetime singles
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