Mar 21 (News On Japan) –
Japan ranked fifty fifth within the newest World Happiness Report, launched on March twentieth to coincide with the International Day of Happiness. Finland secured the highest place for the eighth consecutive 12 months, adopted by Denmark and Iceland, with Nordic international locations dominating the higher ranks as a result of sturdy welfare and schooling programs.
Costa Rica and Mexico made their first-ever appearances within the prime 10. The United States, at twenty fourth place, marked its lowest rating ever, with researchers linking the rise in solitary eating—up almost 50% up to now twenty years—to declining happiness ranges.
While Japan’s rating dropped in comparison with final 12 months, making it the bottom amongst G7 nations, it remained forward of South Korea and China in Asia.
Ukraine ranked 111th, and Afghanistan remained on the backside for the second consecutive 12 months, with conflict-affected international locations exhibiting constantly low happiness scores.
Source: TBS