The Japanese government is thinking about making a law. This law would let people use their old family name (maiden name) at work and in daily life. Some people in the government do not agree with this idea.
The Japanese government is considering legalizing the use of maiden names. This proposal is included in the draft of the 6th Basic Plan for Gender Equality. However, there is some opposition within the government, causing delays in the plan's approval.
The government is deliberating the legalization of maiden name usage, incorporating the measure into the Sixth Basic Plan for Gender Equality. This consideration aims to broaden the accepted use of former surnames in various facets of life. However, internal opposition has stalled the plan's finalization, with a cabinet decision anticipated later this month.