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Dual surname supporters are in the minority according to a recent poll.
Those who would like to have the Civil Code revised to allow married couples to use separate surnames is supported by 35.5% while 36.4% like the law the way it is.
Currently, Japanese women must take the name of their husband.
Source: Jiji Press
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