Thirty-five percent of unmarried young people in Japan say they do not plan to marry, a government survey showed Monday, with many citing concerns about income and changes in their lifestyle as common hurdles.Meanwhile, when asked what they prioritized over marriage, with multiple answers allowed, 50.8 percent said "enjoying leisure time and hobbies," according to the first large-scale survey of its kind by the Children and Families Agency.The online survey from May 20 was conducted to understand the issues and changing views among young people amid a growing trend toward remaining unmarrie…READ FULL ARTICLE
