Approximately how many birthdays does the average japanese woman have?
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If you are talking about birthday celebration, it varies a lot because Japanese often stop celebrating it once they become adult.
It is totally non event for me, for example, just as well to my parents. And side effects of this is that I can only recall my parents' birthmonths but not birthdays. At one point I actually had my mom's birthmonth wrong. My dad is born in the same month as I, so I never get it wrong but I don't know the exact date even now. If I call him in October, our conversation is like “How old are you now?”
In feudal times, people living in remote area just used the new year day to count age . So if the baby is born on the new years eve, the baby is age two next day. (In old time, no age zero, instead new born is age one at the start.)
It is totally non event for me, for example, just as well to my parents. And side effects of this is that I can only recall my parents' birthmonths but not birthdays. At one point I actually had my mom's birthmonth wrong. My dad is born in the same month as I, so I never get it wrong but I don't know the exact date even now. If I call him in October, our conversation is like “How old are you now?”
In feudal times, people living in remote area just used the new year day to count age . So if the baby is born on the new years eve, the baby is age two next day. (In old time, no age zero, instead new born is age one at the start.)
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If Daniel Fath’s information is accurate and reliable, then the average Japanese has 84 birthdays. That’s the day they’re born plus 83 more for their statistically average 83.7 years of life expectancy.
This, of course, includes the tacit assumption that everyone has exactly one birthday each year.
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