With an average life expectancy of 84.2 years, Japan's population is living longer than almost any other country in the world. The market for consumers over the age of 65 is now worth nearly 900 billion dollars. Today's episode introduces a major shopping mall which is catering to this market by opening its doors at 7am to let old people in the neighborhood use its facilities for walking and group exercise classes. We also feature a special travel service that provides the extra care and support needed for older customers with disabilities to be able to take local excursions or even go on a "final dream trip."

Japan's soaring health care costs are expected to reach nearly $500 billion within the next 5 years. With costs ballooning, some businesses are now creating new technology that will revolutionize early detection of a variety of diseases. From a quick and easy cancer test that only requires a single drop of urine, to connected devices that allow wearers to receive instant health advice from medical professionals, this week's episode focuses on how medical technology is playing a key role in saving lives and lowering health care costs.