In Japan, More Women Fight to Use Their Own Surnames (Published 2016)

Yoko Uozumi and her husband, Shigeru Otsuka, in Saitama, Japan. At the framing business where they both work, Ms. Uozumi, 36, uses the surname that she was given at birth. “I feel more independent,” she said. “I feel more who I am.”Credit...Ko Sasaki for The New York Times TOKYO — Japan’s Constitution promises gender equality, and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe says he wants a society where all women c

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““I don’t want to waste the trust and good reputation that I’ve built in my career,” she said.”

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蓮舫さんのアカウントは旧姓だったのか。野田聖子がリベラル政治家っぽく登場して相変わらず間抜け。