Everyone in Japan will have 'same surname in 500 years unless law changes'
Everyone in Japan will have the same surname by 2531 unless laws are changed to allow married couples to have different names, according to a new study.
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Everyone in Japan will have 'same surname in 500 years unless law changes'
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