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The book description for the previously published "Family Planning in Japanese Society: Traditional Birth Control in a Modern Urban Culture" is not yet available.

Marriage --- Contraception --- Birth control --- Bott, Elizabeth. --- Buddhism. --- Eugenic Protection Consultation Centers. --- Eugenic Protection Law. --- Harasawa Isamu. --- IUD. --- Japan Family Planning Association. --- Japan World Fertility Survey. --- Kon Yasuo. --- Koyama Takashi. --- Kunii Chōjirō. --- Liberal Democratic Party. --- Mainichi surveys. --- Maruyama Kazuo. --- Muramatsu Hiroo. --- Narabayashi Yasushi. --- Norbeck, Edward. --- Ogino Hiroshi. --- Ogino Kyūsaku. --- Ogino method. --- Population Problems Research Council. --- Prime Minister’s survey. --- Satō Eisaku. --- Shinozaki Nobuo. --- Tangezaka Urako. --- Tokugawa Era. --- Wagatsuma Takashi. --- abortionist. --- arranged marriage. --- birth rates. --- childbearing intentions. --- combined use of contraceptive methods. --- consumer movement. --- contraceptive safety. --- couple interviews. --- designated physicians. --- diaphragm. --- door-to-door condom sales. --- emphasis on maternal theme. --- female barrier methods. --- feminists. --- fertility. --- gynecologist. --- husbands. --- leisure activities. --- menstrual tampons. --- mizukojizō. --- oral contraceptives. --- questionnaire survey. --- religion. --- rhythm method. --- sazukarimono. --- vasectomy.