Education and growing up
School routes and post-graduation options change with the birth cohort.
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A life born in Japan in 1950 does not grow up in the same society as one born in 2000. Choose a birth year, explore changing industries and households, then make your own decisions through school, work and family life.

At age 18 the character reaches 1998. Education and work context follows that year, rather than borrowing figures from birth or from 2025.
Further study, a first job and later career changes can open different paths in the setting of that generation.
Population statistics describe the era, not the outcome of one person’s life.
Population statistics describe the era, not the outcome of one person’s life.
These are national employment shares, not personal job odds. Industry classifications changed around 1995; read the long trend rather than an exact cross-era difference.
School routes and post-graduation options change with the birth cohort.
The shift from farming to services reshapes the backdrop for work and career moves.
Household size, housing and care can become decisions in daily life.
A child born in 1950 grows up in a different Japan from one born in 2000.
Population statistics describe the era, not the outcome of one person’s life.
Only completed simulation records voluntarily made public by players appear here.
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