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Canada vs Japan: population pyramids in 1967

1967Swap

CanadaJapan

1.5%1%0.5%0%0.5%1%1.5%0102030405060708090100MaleFemale

Each bar is the share of the total population at that single year of age (men left, women right), so countries of different sizes can be compared.

Canada and Japan compared

In 1967, Canada has a population of 20.2 million and Japan 102.3 million; Japan is about 5.1 times the size of Canada.

The share aged 65 and over is 7.7% in Canada and 6.6% in Japan, 1.1 points higher in Canada. The median age is 25.5 years in Canada and 28.1 years in Japan.

The total fertility rate is 2.54 in Canada and 2.16 in Japan, both above the replacement level of about 2.1. Life expectancy at birth is 72.1 years in Canada and 71.4 years in Japan.

By 2050, the population of Canada is projected to grow by 124.8% and that of Japan to grow by 2.7% compared with 1967.

GDP per person is $56K in Canada (2025) and $36K in Japan (2025).

Key figures (1967)

CanadaJapan
Population20.2 million102.3 million
Aged 0–1432.6%23.9%
Aged 15–6459.7%69.4%
Aged 65+7.7%6.6%
Median age25.5 yrs28.1 yrs
Old-age dependency12.99.5
Total fertility rate2.542.16
Life expectancy72.1 yrs71.4 yrs
Population growth+1.67%+1.26%
Net migration (per year)+132,856+29,632
GDP$2.32T (2025)$4.44T (2025)
GDP per person$56K (2025)$36K (2025)
Unemployment6.9% (2025)2.5% (2025)

Economic figures are the latest year published for each country.

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