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Family Income and Expenditure Survey Report (Income and Expenditure), 2025 (Reiwa 7) Average: Summary of Results.

Statistics Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

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  1. In 2025, the average monthly consumption expenditure per household for two-or-more-person households (average household size 2.87, average age of household head 60.7) was 314,001 yen. This is a 4.6% increase in nominal terms and a 0.9% increase in real terms (adjusted for 3.7% inflation) year-on-year.
  2. Among two-or-more-person households, the average monthly income per worker's household (average age of household head 51.0) was 653,901 yen. This is a 2.8% increase in nominal terms and a 0.9% decrease in real terms year-on-year.
  3. Consumption expenditure by age group of household head (households of two or more persons, monthly average): under 40 years old 299,100 yen, 40-49 years old 348,607 yen, 50-59 years old 367,643 yen, 60-69 years old 327,405 yen, 70 years or older 264,332 yen.
  4. Unemployed households of married couples only, aged 65 or over: real income 254,395 yen, disposable income 221,544 yen, consumption expenditure 263,979 yen, average propensity to consume 119.2%.
  5. "Housing": 18,678 yen (nominal 3.3% increase), "Food": 94,895 yen (nominal 5.5% increase, real 1.2% decrease), proportion of food expenses in consumption expenditure: 28.6%.

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