In which country is there a "New Old People's movement?" Explain the benefits

What will be an ideal response?

Answer: Japan has the most serious imbalance in the number of younger people to elderly and has begun this movement to address the problem. It encourages older people to stay more active by trying new activities, and companies have brought back retired workers at reduced hours. This allows them to pass on their wisdom and also to learn new skills. Research on both physical and cognitive aging has shown that if you don't use it, you lose it.