Match.com knows when to strike when the pot is hot – no puns intended.

With the decine in birthrates and an aging population, Japan is starting to encourage couples to have more children to bring the country back to its high population numbers.

Couples in Japan are also getting married later, which is leading to an overall lowered fertility trend – which is also adding to population concerns.

And that means that Match.com has to bring people together in order to start that family process.

(Of course, the fact that the online dating population may be overly saturated by online dating resources probably has helped Match.com to think about looking outside of the U.S. borders.)

Match.com is even going so far as to create personal consultants that will work with people individually to find the person that they will form a long term relationship with – this program looks to begin in early 2007.

It’s interesting to note that while the Japanese spend much of their time on computers, they are not all that confident of the people that they might meet over the Internet.

But Match.com is hoping that they can change some minds.

Online dating has never been easier – and this online dating company is hoping to save a country in the process.

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