/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>14927219
>>14927387

>But women in Japan are often encouraged to leave their jobs after having children.
>Abe has long vowed to take steps to mobilize the working power of women to revitalize the economy and offset a big, looming labour shortage.
>Japanese officials on Friday condemned the heckling of a member of Tokyo’s city assembly, during a debate on support for working mothers, by male members who ridiculed her and called on her to get married.

http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/28nhwu/outrage_in_japan_as_female_lawmaker_jeered_for/

>My girlfriend's family is from Japan. The reason they left was because of the incredibly sexist culture.
>As a woman in Japan, if you're not married by 30, you're considered unmarriable, a spinster, and doomed to be looked down on forever.
>Also, dudes are NOT subtle about checking girls out there. It's like strip club behavior sometimes.

>And this is why feminism exist.

>It will be hard to change the way people think.

>>9195688

10/10 would laugh again