Japan's Forgetting Crisis: Dementia, Brain Health & What Wasabi Can Do

Japan has 4.43 million dementia patients — and a Lancet study says 40% of cases are preventable. From wasabi compounds fighting Alzheimer's to VR nostalgia therapy backed by Google, the race to protect memory is on.

◆Introduction: Can Japan solve its forgetting crisis?

With the world's oldest population, Japan faces a dementia epidemic projected to reach 6.45 million by 2060. But groundbreaking research reveals that hearing aids, brain exercise, wasabi-derived compounds, and virtual reality nostalgia trips could dramatically reduce the toll. Meanwhile, major companies like Suntory Wellness and Morinaga are turning "brain health" into a booming business — and a surprising survey shows that young people in their twenties actually lose things more often than seniors.

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