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What is Japan’s minimum age?

This article examines Japan's minimum age laws, their history, current requirements, impact on society, comparison to other countries and whether or not they should be lowered. The legal marriage age is 18 for both men and women, employment is 15 with parental consent, driving is 18 for cars and 17 for motorcycles, voting is 20 and alcohol/tobacco consumption is 20 without parental consent. Lowering the minimum age would have both pros and cons such as increased freedom and independence but also potential safety risks.

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Is the age of consent in Japan 13?

This article examines Japan's age of consent law, which is currently set at 13 years old, one of the lowest in the world. It looks at the historical context of this law, as well as cultural attitudes towards sex and sexuality in Japanese society that may have contributed to it. It also discusses recent calls for a change in the law due to concerns about exploitation and abuse of minors by adults. Finally, it compares Japan's age limit with other countries around the world, highlighting how low it really is.

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What age can girls marry in Japan?

This article explores the current legal age for marriage in Japan and examines the historical context of marriage age in Japan as well as the impact of social change on marriage age. It discusses different views on the appropriate age for girls to marry in Japan and looks at the pros and cons of lowering the legal age for girls to marry. The current legal minimum is 18 years old, based largely on social norms regarding maturity levels and physical development, with exceptions under certain circumstances. There is still debate surrounding what constitutes an appropriate legal limit, but most people agree that 18 should remain as it currently stands due its association with physical & emotional maturity levels necessary when making such big life decisions like getting married.