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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict

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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
Japan’s population currently stands at 127m; this is predicted to fall as low as 86m by 2060. With one the…
With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
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With a declining and ageing population, can Tokyo keep its place as the world's largest city? - Verdict
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