TOKYO -- More than 900,000 people who graduated from high school or college after the bursting of Japan's economic bubble have yet to find stable jobs, recent data showed, a generation that analysts said could end up being a huge social burden in old age.
Although the rate of unemployment is historically low, there are 60% more part-timers between the age of 35 and 44 -- members of Japan's so-called lost generation -- compared to 15 years ago.
