Appendix: Reference list of family types.
- Note 1)
- Figures in parentheses indicate the number of households reported in the National Census in 1995.
- Note 2)
- Definitions of "a private household" in the National Census are as follows.(1) A group of persons sharing living quarters and living expenses or a person who lives by himself/herself occupying a dwelling house. (Live-in single employees who live with the household of their employer regardless of the number of live-in single employees. (2) A person residing together with the household (1) above but keeping a separate budget, or a person residing in a boardinghouse. (3) Each person who lives in a dormitory for unmarried employees of a company, corporation, store, government, etc.
- Note 3)
- Kinship households are composed of "head of household and related member(s)".Other household members who are outside of the kinship (such as live-in workers and housekeepers) are also included in the household. Moreover, as a general rule, family types are based on the relationship between the youngest married couple with kin members in the household.
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