It is true that Japanese citizens have the longest life expectancy of any people living in an industrialized country.
The average number of years a person who reaches a certain age might expect to live is their life expectancy. A common metric for assessing a community's general health is life expectancy. Age-specific health is measured by life expectancy at birth. Trends in mortality are frequently described in terms of changes in life expectancy. At 82.3 years, Japan has the highest life expectancy.
(1) According to the overall relationship between GDP per capita and health, we "should" see a 3 year increase in average life expectancy
(2). Even residents of nations that are significantly less wealthy than ours, such as Costa Rica, Chile, and Greece, live longer.
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