TOKYO - A life insurance company survey released Thursday revealed Japanese people aspire to live a healthy life for much longer than official data show they actually do.The survey, conducted by Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Co., showed a sample of 5,640 married men and women between the age of 20 and 79 "want to" live a healthy life for 81.50 years, more than six years longer than the 74.81 years that is the reality, as shown in World Health Organization data from 2016.The ideal "healthy life expectancy," or the average period a person can live without requiring nursing or becoming bedridden…READ FULL ARTICLE
