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Cradle to career: Japanese parents take over dating, job hunting for children

Katherine Langford
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Cradle to career: Japanese parents take over dating, job hunting for children — Sydney Business news

Parents in Japan are taking an increasingly active role in their children’s lives – helping them find marriage partners, navigate job hunting and secure housing – as the line between parental support and personal decision-making continues to blur. In a practice known as “proxy matchmaking”, parents attend social events armed with photos and profiles of their children, hoping to find suitable marriage partners through conversations with other parents. The Association of Parents of Marriage...

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