Japan is offering to pay single people to go on dating apps - Survey found nearly one in four married people under 39 in ...

A Japanese regional government is offering residents ¥20,000 ($125) subsidies for using dating apps, to try to address the ...

Japan will pay up to ¥20,000 to use dating apps—but it’s not what it sounds like. Here’s how dating apps in Japan fit into a ...

The program will cover the majority of dating app membership costs to help singles find a partner and get married.

The Tokyo city government is expected to launch a dating app as early as this year to help encourage single citizens to meet and get married. Meanwhile, local dating app company Tapple has been ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. In a new effort to counteract Japan's rapidly declining birth rate, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government plans to launch a ...

Kochi prefecture says residents aged between 20 and 39 can receive a US$125 subsidy to use certified matchmaking apps.

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Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Two-thirds of Japanese people under 40 are unsure how to find a spouse, according to a recent Japanese government survey.

Netflix is expanding its unscripted slate with “Offline Love,” a unique Japanese dating series that challenges modern romance by stripping away digital devices. Set to premiere globally on Feb. 18, ...