在日本，相当一部分“隐蔽青年”（hikikomori，指与社会隔绝的个体）如今已是中年或老年。平均年龄接近37岁。随着他们年迈的父母（通常是他们的主要照护者）也逐渐年长，这一人口结构变化带来了日益严峻的挑战。最近的一项调查显示，超过43%的“隐蔽青年”年龄在40岁以上，而他们的照护者（主要是父母）平均年龄已超过66岁。 AI
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日本老龄化“隐蔽青年”面临不确定的未来，照护者也年事已高
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Japan has long grappled with what to do about hikikomori – the social hermits who seal themselves off from the world, sometimes for years, retreating from all human contact. In the past, these recluses were thought of as a youth problem: troubled teenagers, rudderless young men. …