超高齢者の社会保障不正、戸籍制度がある日本ではあり得ない

Original review summary

The review says the claim exaggerates Donald Trump’s speech: he cited 1,041 people aged 220 or older, not tens of thousands, and the speech’s figures were challenged as lacking clear support. It also notes that Japan has had cases of people remaining listed as alive in family registries after their deaths, so the claim that this could not happen in Japan is not supported.[S1]