According to the Economist, the Japanese single people are tend to marry more than the days before the virus became a big issue.

This trend resembles the one in 2011 when the earthquake hit the northeastern regions in Japan.
Obviously the number of people married increased back then.
The same trend is forecasted by the matching agencies.

But, the number of people got married after 2012 constantly declined, according to the Economist.

Will there any ways that we could learn from the experiences in these 9 years, to expedite marriages?

Word of the day
expedite: 促進する、早める、処理する

Quote of the day
“Before marriage, a girl has to make love to a man to hold him. After marriage, she has to hold him to make love to him.”
― Marilyn Monroe