The goal is to examine the interconnected challenges facing Japan, including immigration, declining birth rates, an aging population, and societal issues. Using a case study/correlational approach with surveys, interviews, and text analysis, the study aims to understand the relationship between immigration policies and the birth rate crisis. The research seeks to contribute valuable insights to the fields of immigration and the birth rate crisis in Japan, bridging the gap between public opinion and government actions. The ultimate goal is to inform policies addressing the challenges faced by the Japanese population and the country as a whole.