Tokyo’s government-backed AI-powered dating app has resulted in 265 marriages, according to official figures cited by multiple outlets. The app, known as Tokyo Enmusubi, is designed to address Japan’s low birth rate by helping singles meet potential partners. Reports state that the service launched in 2024 and that matchmaking outcomes have now been tracked through government data. One outlet notes that the app went live in September 2024, following a survey indicating that about 70% of people interested in marriage were not actively engaging in traditional matchmaking. The outlets describe the app as an “AI-powered” platform intended to improve the efficiency of connecting couples. Across coverage, the common points are that Tokyo introduced the app as part of a broader policy response to demographic challenges and that the number of marriages attributed to the app has reached 265. The reporting does not provide additional details on participant demographics, geography beyond Tokyo, or whether the marriages are limited to specific time windows, but it consistently attributes the reported figure to official data from the Tokyo government.