Do you think elderly people make trends in Japan?
Do you know any elderly people who are very stylish or active?
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Elderly changing society
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Do you know any elderly people who are very stylish or active?
Read the article below.
Elderly changing society
http://
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Interesting question. Personally, I do not believe that the elderly in Japan set trends for anyone else than members in their own age bracket. I have to think about the whole hair-dyeing thing: purple hair is seen fairly commonly with elderly Japanese women, but does not descend to other age brackets; moreover, henna dying, while popular with both sexes, seems restricted to people in and around their 50s.
As for travel, and the latest push toward volunteering overseas: again, I do not see this as setting much of a trend for younger people, as much as it is a way viewed by older people to spend their time and money in a constructive way. If anything, younger Japanese have ventured with more frequency outside their nation’s borders, so it would suggest to me that older people are taking the cue from them.
As for travel, and the latest push toward volunteering overseas: again, I do not see this as setting much of a trend for younger people, as much as it is a way viewed by older people to spend their time and money in a constructive way. If anything, younger Japanese have ventured with more frequency outside their nation’s borders, so it would suggest to me that older people are taking the cue from them.
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