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The Influences of Modernization and Democratization on Japanese Womenily decreased because of economic reasons. But, before feudalism, the society of Japan had the maternal family system; the women lived free with custom of polyandry and inheritance of land and house. Under feudalism, the standard of women was lower, they didn’t have freedom of divorce and adultery was a capital offence.

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