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Japan's birth rate is gradually increasing, drawing keen attention to the recovery of the birth rate. Despite similar experiences, such as avoiding marriage and childbirth in Korean society, interest is growing in maintaining a steady rise in the birth rate. This is because when the total fertility rate reached 1.57 children (1989) in the past, it expanded the scope of social issues to 1.57 shock and made efforts to create a low birth rate. In particular, Japan's childcare system and the establishment of day care centers in the workplace are a positive background for improving the birth rate. In addition, among various policies that could ease the burden on women's career and childrearing, the policy direction for creating a friendly environment for families and workplaces contributed greatly to the improvement of Japan's birth rate.