While it’s common in most places, Japan is the only country globally that legally requires both spouses to register one family name per koseki (family registry). This law has faced growing dissent and calls for it to be overturned. However, there’s been equal pushback to keep things the same.
A Japanese wedding is a beautiful example of how the country combines ancient rituals with modern influences. A traditional ceremony often revolves around Shinto practices, symbolizing purity, harmony, and good fortune. But, over time, couples in this country have also embraced Western weddings.
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