it turns out there's a small town in japan called nagi, whose birth rate (~2.7) is over twice the national average (~1.3)

what is this town doing to buck the trend? as many know, japan's fertility rate is one of the lowest in the world, around ~1.3

the japanese government has adopted various measures to combat this, including cash subsidies, pro-natalist nods from the prime minister, & even reviving traditional matchmaking services