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    Marriage age increased Lack of day care centers and nursery schools especially at cities women working after marriage have increased. Birth risks for both child and mother Difficulty in managing both working and raising children People moved to cities to work High education fee at cities Large families no longer valued.

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    Marriage age increased Lack of day care centers and nursery schools especially at cities women working after marriage have increased. Birth risks for both child and mother Difficulty in managing both working and raising children People moved to cities to work High education fee at cities Large families no longer valued.

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    Marriage age increased Lack of day care centers and nursery schools especially at cities women working after marriage have increased. Birth risks for both child and mother Difficulty in managing both working and raising children People moved to cities to work High education fee at cities Large families no longer valued.

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    Marriage age increased Lack of day care centers and nursery schools especially at cities Women working after

    marriage have increased

    Chance for women to get higher education

    Late birth of the

    1st

    child

    Equal employment opportunity law in 1986 Womens opportunities for promotion & salaries have improved

    Increased birth risks for both child & mother


    Difficulty in managing both working and raising children

    People moved to cities to work High education fee at cities

    Large families no longer valued

    Women dont want to miss the chance of promotion

    Women want to be more independent

    Parents dont know whether they can provide proper education

    Parents want fewer children than before


    Drop in Japans birthrate

    Women choose working instead of raising children


    Produced by Ms Kojima Ms Katagiri

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