One of the most lasting of Japan’s many self-inflicted wounds during the Covid-19 Pandemic is likely to be the drop in marriages caused the population’s willingness to go along with instructions to not socialise or show their faces. Tokyo University researchers estimated that 166,000 fewer marriages occurred in 2020-2022 “due to Covid.”
Guy Gin, I can't thank you enough for keeping me up-to-date on C19 and Japan. As we all know, Japan was in trouble well before the alleged "pandemic". There weren't enough births to sustain the elderly population well before C19 occurred. Now the worst is yet to come. Covidiocy is correct. How this can happen is something I don't understand because I don't understand Japanese culture. But the question I have is as follows. I'm 67 years old and in 67 years I have never experienced a pandemic. Never. So why, tell me why, we now have to worry about "the next pandemic?" How can we, in 2023, believe multiple pandemics are a part and parcel of our futures. The only answer I can come up with that makes any sense at all is that each and every "pandemic" is purposeful, manmade and planned. I have stage 4 metastatic lung cancer. I tried chemo but it was far too toxic so I stopped. I have months to a year to live, more likely months. For the first time in my life dying is something that not only don't I fear, I almost welcome it. Based on WEF, BIS, WHO and a slew of other three letter organizations my perspective is that they're going to win since they control international and national finance. I don't believe they'll win ion the end but I do believe they'll succeed for perhaps a decade or so. So I'm more than comfortable with my health condition. I don't want to be here to see what happens and I won't be. I fear for my children and grandchildren but there's nothing I can do to save them other than insuring they're not injected, for now at least, and they aren't. Beyond that I hope and pray for you, for Japan and for the world. Again, thank you for your posts. I read them all.
Thank you for your efforts, Guy Gin. That was a good laugh. As for leaving the birthrate in the hands of politicians, that would be a mistake. I'll take care of it all by myself. In about 95% of all interactions with other men, I am the Alpha. The real ladies will come aflockin'.
Did you see the press photographs of the Emperor’s garden party the other day? The first one in more than four years - half the usual number of guests, no alcohol or food served, soft drinks only, EVERYBODY masked and it rained. It sounds like a bundle of fun - don’t you wish you’d been there? And obviously soft drinks keep Covid at bay but it’s too dangerous to drink the hard stuff.
Do you know if things are different in the countryside or at certain workplaces now? I ask because I've seen recent news and documentary footage of people going maskless at some of those places. It's kind of an odd juxtaposition seeing everyone masked outside in the public in Tokyo
Thank you for the good news article! This is great for a number of reasons. I'm not a bachelor but if I was there are a number of benefits to this:
1. Because of the Japanese face turban, I could easily detect Corona Masuko. Our religious values would not match and it would be an immediate deal breaker. I wouldn't even need to pay for a one-coin ramen.
2. The Japanese face turban is a good indicator that the individual is likely injected with the gene juice. The tighter the turban, the more likely she is more faithful to Bill Gates than our relationship. Neither our genetic and relationship values would match and this would be an immediate deal breaker.
3. Mindless genetically modified organisms are better off not perpetuating anyway, so the declining marriage and birth rates I think is a positive trend. Perhaps this is all by design?
Long time/first time. I really appreciate your articles on the new abnormal in Japan. It's concerning and depressing when where I live, the Bay Area in California, sees seemingly fewer zealots in comparison. Masking for a respiratory virus is so 2020.
Have you tried comparing births and marriages throughout the past years?
I wrote a really brief article on this a while back and concluded that a decline in marriages might just be the biggest factor in the decline of births across Europe.
It seems that the rate of marriages and birth is subject to change, but when there is a short term change in marriages, we see a corresponding change in births 47 weeks later (I think it was 47).
The far East was scarred for generations to come by the 25 year reign of a prosperous Marxist theorist peasant named Mao. The West has been infected and subverted by that culture of obsequious obedient conformity ever since.
Ah women… and castrated men… looking forward to seeing the offspring of such a nice combination ^^
Guy Gin, I can't thank you enough for keeping me up-to-date on C19 and Japan. As we all know, Japan was in trouble well before the alleged "pandemic". There weren't enough births to sustain the elderly population well before C19 occurred. Now the worst is yet to come. Covidiocy is correct. How this can happen is something I don't understand because I don't understand Japanese culture. But the question I have is as follows. I'm 67 years old and in 67 years I have never experienced a pandemic. Never. So why, tell me why, we now have to worry about "the next pandemic?" How can we, in 2023, believe multiple pandemics are a part and parcel of our futures. The only answer I can come up with that makes any sense at all is that each and every "pandemic" is purposeful, manmade and planned. I have stage 4 metastatic lung cancer. I tried chemo but it was far too toxic so I stopped. I have months to a year to live, more likely months. For the first time in my life dying is something that not only don't I fear, I almost welcome it. Based on WEF, BIS, WHO and a slew of other three letter organizations my perspective is that they're going to win since they control international and national finance. I don't believe they'll win ion the end but I do believe they'll succeed for perhaps a decade or so. So I'm more than comfortable with my health condition. I don't want to be here to see what happens and I won't be. I fear for my children and grandchildren but there's nothing I can do to save them other than insuring they're not injected, for now at least, and they aren't. Beyond that I hope and pray for you, for Japan and for the world. Again, thank you for your posts. I read them all.
Thank you for your efforts, Guy Gin. That was a good laugh. As for leaving the birthrate in the hands of politicians, that would be a mistake. I'll take care of it all by myself. In about 95% of all interactions with other men, I am the Alpha. The real ladies will come aflockin'.
Did you see the press photographs of the Emperor’s garden party the other day? The first one in more than four years - half the usual number of guests, no alcohol or food served, soft drinks only, EVERYBODY masked and it rained. It sounds like a bundle of fun - don’t you wish you’d been there? And obviously soft drinks keep Covid at bay but it’s too dangerous to drink the hard stuff.
Do you know if things are different in the countryside or at certain workplaces now? I ask because I've seen recent news and documentary footage of people going maskless at some of those places. It's kind of an odd juxtaposition seeing everyone masked outside in the public in Tokyo
Thank you for the good news article! This is great for a number of reasons. I'm not a bachelor but if I was there are a number of benefits to this:
1. Because of the Japanese face turban, I could easily detect Corona Masuko. Our religious values would not match and it would be an immediate deal breaker. I wouldn't even need to pay for a one-coin ramen.
2. The Japanese face turban is a good indicator that the individual is likely injected with the gene juice. The tighter the turban, the more likely she is more faithful to Bill Gates than our relationship. Neither our genetic and relationship values would match and this would be an immediate deal breaker.
3. Mindless genetically modified organisms are better off not perpetuating anyway, so the declining marriage and birth rates I think is a positive trend. Perhaps this is all by design?
Long time/first time. I really appreciate your articles on the new abnormal in Japan. It's concerning and depressing when where I live, the Bay Area in California, sees seemingly fewer zealots in comparison. Masking for a respiratory virus is so 2020.
Add well over 100,000 excess deaths in 2022 to the equation and things look grim indeed.
Oooooh nice, you did this for Japan.
Have you tried comparing births and marriages throughout the past years?
I wrote a really brief article on this a while back and concluded that a decline in marriages might just be the biggest factor in the decline of births across Europe.
It seems that the rate of marriages and birth is subject to change, but when there is a short term change in marriages, we see a corresponding change in births 47 weeks later (I think it was 47).
Tragicomedy gold.
Your Twitter feed is also proving to be a terrific source of news and information.
Thank you for all your tireless efforts.
It does make me wonder if there really is some lady that goes by a コロナ マス子 pseudonym on a dating site
I'm happy to hear about men who want to know what their dates look like.
I'm sad to hear about women who don't want to know what their dates look like.
To Kishda - do they have no mirrors in Japan? Or do the still wear a mask when looking at oneself in one?
The far East was scarred for generations to come by the 25 year reign of a prosperous Marxist theorist peasant named Mao. The West has been infected and subverted by that culture of obsequious obedient conformity ever since.