Traditionalist groups also started to worry → that Japan was losing its identity. One common complaint → was that young women → were abandoning their traditional roles in their families.
During 1920s → many young women found jobs cafes and restaurants in the cities. others → worked in Japans expanding silk mills and factories
Conditions → were hard but ages were reasonable. →many young women → found greater independence than before. some → also became more active in politics.
this was seen by some as a threat to traditional Japanese society and values. → these women were accused of serving their own interests instead of the needs of their families.\