VOICED : A dying business: getting buried in Japan

The video discusses the growing trend of communal graves in Japan, where individuals reserve spots in shared tombs to reduce costs and alleviate the burden of grave maintenance. This shift reflects changing family structures and a desire to spare descendants from traditional responsibilities. New services offer options for burial and afterlife care, appealing to those without family or children. The trend is influenced by Japan's aging population and low birth rates, prompting people to plan their posthumous arrangements proactively.

What options do people have regarding their treatment after death as mentioned in the text?

How does the aging population in Japan affect the way people plan for their afterlife?