Anyone can put a URL at the bottom of a graph. I am unable cut and pasted that link into a browser. There's no reason to trust a graph that's unlinked. Merely link to the government data.

Here you go:

• www.mhlw.go.jp/toukei/saikin/hw/jinkou/geppo/s2022/xls/202210.xlsx

• www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/covid-19/open-data.html

If you search: COVID deaths , you'll discover that Japan dis not in 2020 or 2021 properly record the causes of most deaths, or if they were COVID-related. There are many complaints about this online. Because 1/3rd of the population is retired - almost all of them Baby Boomers - it's not surprising that death rates will continue to increase. This too is in the news, because of the very low birth rate in recent years.

That explanation doesn't work. The graph is all-cause mortality, which includes other things you listed like TB, suicide, heart disease, etc (a non-insignificant portion of which was vaccine-induced). You point out alleged discrepancy between 2020 and 2021. But regardless how you record it, there is no significant change in mortality for 2020 and even pre-2020, and there are more all-cause deaths post-rollout in 2021 and beyond. 2022 and 2023 (not pictured because the graph is a little old). You cannot explain this abnormal rise with older generation deaths magically clumping together post rollout. Retirees do not all come together and say, "Let's all sing kumbayah through the deadlier initial variants, and time it so we all keel over coincidentally after getting vaccinated when the weaker variants becomes more dominant."

By the way, if you investigate further, you may discover that many of the victims here who have their deaths recorded as vaccine-induced by their primary physician, are also having the recorded cause of death overruled by the gov't boards.

If you search: COVID deaths , you'll discover that Japan dis not in 2020 or 2021 properly record the causes of most deaths, or if they were COVID-related. There are many complaints about this online.

Please share some links.