Analisis Deskriptif Kecenderungan Tidak Ingin Menikah dan Memiliki Anak (Studi Kasus: Pada Perempuan Jepang di Prefektur Tokyo dan Kyoto)

Abstract

Marry and Have Children Case Study on Japanese Women in Tokyo and Kyoto Prefectures. The background of this research is to see how the phenomenon of not wanting to get married and have children among Japanese women. This research uses qualitative research methods with primary data collection techniques such as: observation, in-depth interviews, secondary data, books, journals and relevant social media news. The results of this study show that the ideology of Japanese women highly upholds economic stability, does not want to live in a patriarchal system, freedom to have a life partner, and the ideology that is developing among young people today. Although the Japanese government has made a policy to increase the desire to marry for Japanese people in increasing the population, it has not made it accepted in some circles of some Japanese people, especially women. Discuss: This study expects further discussion from future researchers on how the marriage rate in Japan is declining.