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As Japan navigates this complex crisis, the looming question remains: how can the nation secure its future food supply in the face of an aging farmer population? The intersection of demographics, agricultural inefficiency, and international relations presents a multifaceted problem that requires innovative solutions.
Revamping farming practices to encourage younger generations to engage in agriculture, promoting research in agricultural technology, and reevaluating food policies could play vital roles in addressing the looming crisis.