Results for “Lebenserwartung in Japan”
Measures for Japan
Several measures match. They answer different questions, so pick the one you mean.
Life expectancy at birth (UN estimates)
The number of years a newborn would live if the mortality patterns at the time of birth stayed the same throughout life.
Japan: 84.0 years (2024) · World Bank
Healthy life expectancy at birth
The average number of years a newborn can expect to live in full health, taking into account years lived in less than full health because of disease or injury (HALE). WHO estimate.
Japan: 72.2 years (2023) · WHO
Life expectancy at age 65, estimates and projections to 2100
The average number of further years a person aged 65 would live at the death rates of the year. UN estimates up to 2023 and medium-variant projections from 2024.
Japan: 22.5 years (2023) · UN Population Division
Life expectancy at birth, estimates and projections to 2100
The average number of years a newborn would live if the death rates of the year stayed the same throughout life. UN estimates up to 2023 and medium-variant projections from 2024.
Japan: 84.7 years (2023) · UN Population Division
Life expectancy at birth, men
The number of years a newborn boy would live if current mortality patterns stayed the same throughout his life.
Japan: 81.1 years (2024) · World Bank
Life expectancy at birth, women
The number of years a newborn girl would live if current mortality patterns stayed the same throughout her life.
Japan: 87.1 years (2024) · World Bank
Life expectancy at birth (Eurostat)
The average number of years a newborn would live if the death rates of the reference year stayed the same throughout life. Both sexes combined.
No published value for Japan. See the places that have data.
Life expectancy at age 65
The average number of further years a person aged 65 would live if the death rates of the reference year stayed the same for the rest of their life.
No published value for Japan. See the places that have data.
Life expectancy at birth, by region
The number of years a newborn would live on average if the death rates by age in the region in that year stayed the same throughout life.
No published value for Japan. See the places that have data.