Is Japan's plan for more women in the workplace failing?

Last year, I questioned if my fellow countrywomen were willing to lead, because I also wanted to become a housewife when I was growing up in Japan. Until early the 1990s, girls received homemaking education while boys didn't. We grew up thinking it was our role to stay at home and raise children, not to become a boss or leader. But among those who want to or need to work, the shortage of childcare

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by Mariko Oi 増田がBBC Newsからリンクされた記念