Here’s proof that Japan is leading the multi-gen living movement
Multi-generational living is already popular in Japan, the country with the world’s oldest population (over one-quarter of its inhabitants are aged 65 or above). And with home ownership becoming increasingly unattainable in many parts of the world
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