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This suggests that many married women find it difficult to relax when they visit their parents-in-law due to mental fatigue and other reasons

A spokesperson for Shufu Job Soken, a private research institute in Tokyo, commenting on the results of an online survey of married women in March. It showed that more than 70% of married women said they feel refreshed when they visit their parents' homes during long holidays, but this figure…

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Nearly 60 pct of Japanese workers want no part of traditional New Year s office parties: survey

Nearly 60 pct of Japanese workers want no part of traditional New Year s office parties: survey
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Nearly 60 pct of Japanese workers want no part of traditional New Year s office parties: survey-Xinhua

Nearly 60 pct of Japanese workers want no part of traditional New Year s office parties: survey-Xinhua
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Nearly 60 pct of Japanese workers want no part of traditional New Year s office parties: survey - World News

Nearly 60 pct of Japanese workers want no part of traditional New Year s office parties: survey - World News
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Child-rearing costs blamed for Japan s birth rate slump

Japan logged less than 800,000 births last year, the lowest figure on record

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