Interpreted Prediction
Japan's experience with extending mortgage terms, including 50, 70, and 100-year mortgages, led to intergenerational debt and did not resolve housing affordability issues.
AI Evaluation Notes
The prediction suggests that long-term mortgages in Japan led to intergenerational debt and did not resolve housing affordability issues. Searches indicate that Japan did experience a housing crisis and experimented with long-term mortgages, although the direct causal link to intergenerational debt is complex and not definitively proven, and housing affordability remains a challenge.