Note: All presentations will be given in Japanese unless otherwise specified.

Program
Day 1: Saturday, September 7, 2024
Registration Desk Opens
Morning Sessions

9:15
10:00 ～ 12:30

General Theme I① Marriage (Y502)
Chair
①-1

①-2

①-3

①-4

①-5

Takayuki Sasaki (Tsuda University)

Marital and fertility desire in East Asia in the later stages ofthe COVID-19 pandemic: The impact of working hours
and income recovery levels
Precursor, deprivation, then withdrawal from marriage:
Classification of never-married singles, 1982-2021

A life story analysis of Mongolian men living in an era ofdifficult marriages: A case study in rural areas ofeastern Inner Mongolia
Individuality and conformity. The bond and meaning of love:
The understanding of sex, romance, and marriage amongmodern Chinese youth
Past sexual victimization and attitudes and behaviors regarding
marriage among university students

Shigeki Matsuda (Chukyo University)
Ryoshi Nancy Ryo (Nippon Sport ScienceUniversity)
Miho Iwasawa (National Institute ofPopulation andSocial Security Research)
Shohei Yoda (National Institute ofPopulation andSocial Security Research)
Yingga Wu (Chuo University)

Xiangjun Li (Niigata University)

Hiroshi Kojima (Waseda University)② Children and Education (Y504)
Chair
②-1
②-2
②-3

②-4
②-5

Yoko Nobe (Japan Women’s University)

The relationship between children who believe that “effort isreward/unreward” and academic achievement
The consciousness of blood relations of step-/adoptive parents:
The meaning of being unrelated to step-/adopted children
Consideration of social factors behind excessive education at home:
Focusing on the life history of parents who committed
educational abuse
Historical analysis of the “presumed fathers” behind abusive mothersand children
The meaning of “siblings” for those who have experienced
a children’s nursing home

Ryo Konishi (Mie University)
Masaru Kubohara (Tokyo MetropolitanUniversity)
Yuka Morita (Wans House Co.
(Takedajuku Kawaguchikou))
Harumi Toida (Hitotsubashi University)
Takuto Mishina (Kansai University)③ Network (Y505)
Chair

Keiko Kubo (Wayo Women’s University)③-1 Does oyaji no kai bring “care” to participants?
③-2 Prosocial behavior and personal networks③-3 Coexistence of illness and family: Focusing on the functions ofpediatric cancer patient family associations③-4 Burial site preference and family in transnational migration:
A case study on Muslims in Japan③-5 Issues in community disaster prevention policies forgender-equal societies

Kenji Shimizu (Chugoku Junior College)
Sohei Aramaki (The University of Osaka)
Keita Kasai (St. Andrew’s University)
Masataka Honda (Rikkyo University)
Hirofumi Okai (Kyoto Sangyo University)
Ryoko Hattori (Osaka Municipal
Gender Equality Center)
Satoe Nakamura (Osaka Gender-EqualCommunity Foundation)

Note: All presentations will be given in Japanese unless otherwise specified.
Thematic Session I
Partners, households, and families from the standpoint of sexual and gender minorities: Findings fromthe "National SOGI Survey” (Y506)
Chair
Kotona Motoyama (Japan Advanced Institute ofScience and Technology)
Organizers Saori Kamano (Waseda University)
Daiki Hiramori (Hosei University)
1Household and family diversity from surveys using the multiple
choice method
2 Sexual orientation, gender identity, and migration in Japan
3 Sexual orientation, gender identity, and physical andmental health in Japan
4 Long-term effects of bullying and harassment at school andthe effects of family status
5 Sexual orientation, gender identity, and socioeconomic inequality
in Japan: The role of gender and intrahousehold decisions

Yasuyo Koyama (National Institute ofPopulation and Social Security Research)
Jiyeon Shin (Ochanomizu University)
Saori Kamano (Waseda University)
Takeyoshi Iwamoto (Kanazawa University)
Daiki Hiramori (Hosei University)

Lunch, Committees
Afternoon Sessions

12:30 ～ 14:00
14:00 ～ 16:30

General Theme II④ Youth (Y502)
Chair
④-1

④-2
④-3
④-4

Naomi Yuzawa (Rikkyo University)

Determinants of life satisfaction among young and middle-aged
people in modern Japan:
Consideration from a life course approach
Young adult carers and work
What life courses do young women in major Chinese cities aspire to?
An analysis from the perspective of family models【Cancel】The positioning of “the family” in young carers support:
Focusing on the “whole family approach”

Qingyue Li (Tohoku University)

Takuto Hasegawa (Seikei University)
Utei Ryuu (Graduate School of Sociology,Doshisha University)
Mao Saito (Ritsumeikan University)⑤ Care and Work (Y503)
Chair

Mariko Tatsumi (Osaka Metropolitan University)⑤-1 Has the relationship between the wife’s earnings andhousework changed?
⑤-2 Qualitative examination of the determinants of paternity leave:
Based on the narratives of men who took parental leave⑤-3 Non-married birth and mother’s occupation⑤-4 【Cancel】Division of housework among elderly couples as seen fromchanges in the employment of elderly women in South Korea

Minoru Yagishita (Bukkyo University)
Harumi Iwaki (Graduate School of Letters,Kansai University)
Yukiko Senda (Tohoku Gakuin University)
Taeeun Kim (The University of Tokyo)⑥ Parenting (Y504)
Chair

Masako Ishii-Kuntz (Ochanomizu University)⑥-1

Housing issues for foreign resident parenting families in Japan⑥-2

A comparison of the experiences of mothers withtransgender female/male children
Who cares for firefighters’ children?
Huilu Ngoo (National Tsing Hua
Exploring parental allowance, shift work system,University, Taiwan)
and gender dynamics among firefighters in Taiwan (in English)
Qualitative analysis of grandparents’ childcare in China:
Aki Iida (Nara Women’s University)
A focus on grandparents residing with grandchildren
Family strategy on childcare: Return migration in two generations of rural-urban Xinran Guo (Sophia University)
migrant families in China — from a life-course approach (in English)

⑥-3

⑥-4
⑥-5

Shiyu Sun (International Research Center forJapanese Studies)
Terumasa Katsumata (Ritsumeikan University)

Note: All presentations will be given in Japanese unless otherwise specified.
Thematic Session II
A quarter century of family and women: 1993-2018, quantitative analysis of National Survey on Family inJapan (Y505)
Organizer & Chair Tomohiro Saito (National Institute of Population andSocial Security Research)
Discussant
Tokio Yasuda (Kansai University)
1

Division of cognitive household labor and wives’ life satisfaction

2
3

The impact of parenting experience on childcare support
An empirical analysis of mutual assistance relationships between
parents and children: Focusing on sibling composition
Elderly care within families and patterns of public service utilization

4

Maki Takeuchi (National Institute ofPopulation and Social Security Research)
Shinichi Matsui (Aichi Gakuin University)
Natsuho Tomabechi (Osaka University ofEconomics)
Hayato Nishino (Higashi-NipponInternational University)

Host University International Session
Rethinking families and intimate relationships from an intersectional perspective (Y506)
Organizer & Chair Daiki Hiramori (Hosei University)
Organizers
Diana Khor (Hosei University)
Eiko Saeki (Hosei University)
DiscussantAkitomo Shingae (Osaka Metropolitan University)
12
3
4

Family formation among transgender men in contemporary Japan (in English)
Sexuality and ethnicity in family formation:
A case study of Korean female sexual minority migrants
Intimate intersections: Exploring “racework” in interracial gay male
relationships in Japan (in English)
Imagined family trajectories and risk dispositions among young gay men
in Hong Kong: Intersections of class and sexuality (in English)

President's Lecture (Y406)
General Meeting (Y406)
3rd JSFS Early Career Book Prize Ceremony (Y406)
Social Exchange Meeting (Sotobori Building 6/F Lounge)

Eiko Saeki (Hosei University)
Jiyeon Shin (Ochanomizu University)
Hazuki Kaneko (University of Hong Kong)
Henry H. S. Kan (University of Hong Kong)

16:45 ～ 17:15
17:15 ～ 18:00
18:00 ～ 18:15
18:30 ～ 19:30

Note: All presentations will be given in Japanese unless otherwise specified.
Day 2: Sunday, September 8, 2024
Registration Desk Opens
Morning Sessions

9:15
10:00 ～ 12:30

General Theme III⑦ Generation (Y502)
Chair

Kuniaki Shishido (Osaka University of Commerce)⑦-1

Empowering the next generation: Policies and practices in Sweden(Part 1)—Leisure activities; places and spaces forchildren and young people⑦-2

Empowering the next generation:Policies and practices in Sweden (Part 2)—School-age educare⑦-3Childcare and informal support networks in Denmark⑦-4Care and life course of senior citizens in Denmark⑦-5Life course and care experience among the 1950s and 1980s birth cohorts:
Through interview data of the Nagoya city area

Mieko Takahashi (Osaka University)
Kyoko Yoshizumi (Otemon Gakuin University)
Setsuko Onode (Kyoto Human Rights ResearchInstitute)
Tomoko Matsuda (Osaka University)
Saori Kamano (Waseda University)
Tomoko Matsuda (Osaka University)
Kyoko Yoshizumi (Otemon Gakuin University)
Setsuko Onode (Kyoto Human Rights ResearchInstitute)
Mieko Takahashi (Osaka University)
Saori Kamano (Waseda University)
Kanako Aoki (Kyoto Notre Dame University)
Yasuko Miyasaka (Kinjo Gakuin University)
Yasuko Miyasaka (Kinjo Gakuin University)
Kanako Aoki (Kyoto Notre Dame University)
Mari Yamane (Aichi University of Education)⑧ Partnership (Y503)
Chair

Kanako Akaeda (Otemon Gakuin University)⑧-1 Family formation among homosexual couples in France:
Social changes and challenges through narrative analysis⑧-2 Diversity of heterosexual relationships among young people in Japan:
From the perspective of the ambiguity of “romantic love”⑧-3 The “same-sex partnership system” as tokenism: An analysis fromthe perspective of the current situation of same-sex parenting⑧-4 Reconsidering the meaning of intimacy from the perspective of
the “Friendship Marriage” without Sexual Love: Interviews withCouples in Friendship Marriages

Yoko Maki (Sophia University)
Xinyao Zhang (Ochanomizu University)
Akitomo Shingae (Osaka MetropolitanUniversity)
Taisei Sakai (Employee)
Chiaki Shirai (Shizuoka University)

Thematic Session III
Exploring family and labor under industrial and regional transformation (Y504)
Organizer & Chair Naoko Shimazaki (Waseda University)
Discussant
Yoshimi Kataoka (Shimane University)
1
2

Future of the “ie” as a small business in the Bishu woolen textile industrial district
Married women and family in two-earner work culture

345Changing family attitudes among middle-aged married womenChildren’s career decisions and family strategies in a declining industry
Families and Industrial Company Housing in Miike

Naoko Maeda (Nagoya City University)
Kimiko Kimoto (Emeritus Professor ofHitotsubashi University)
Yasuko Nakanishi (Sagami Women’s University)
Ryota Kasahara (Jissen Women’s University)
Naoko Shimazaki (Waseda University)

Note: All presentations will be given in Japanese unless otherwise specified.
Thematic Session IV
Considering family change theories in East Asia: A case study of Korea(Y505)
Organizer & Chair Yoko Nobe (Japan Women’s University)
Discussants
Masataka Honda (Rikkyo University)
Keisuke Saito (Okayama University)
Atsushi Tsuchiya (Kansai University)
1
2
3

How “tradition” has been dealt with in family theory:
From the perspective of modern Korean family history
Family formation attitudes among young men in modern Korean society:
Focusing on research trends and interviews in Korea
Trends in child and family welfare policy and social work in South Korea:
Focusing on the rights of the child

Lunch, Committees
Afternoon Sessions

Misato Tanaka (Toyo University)
Hwangseok Ryu (Nihon University)
Minho Kang (Doshisha University)

12:30 ～ 14:00
14:00 ～ 16:30

Symposium
The use of research methods and family research in the new era (Fujimi Gate G201)
ChairsHiroto Matsuki (Waseda University）
Isao Kido (University of the Sacred Heart, Tokyo）
DiscussantAkane Murakami (University of St. Andrews)
1
2

The potential of survey experiments in family sociology
The quantitative approach in historical sociology and family research:
A digital reconstruction of the Archive of Labor Surveys in the Institute ofSocial Science, the University of Tokyo
3 Where conversation analysis meets sociology of family: Finding practicalactions of “closeness” in kosodate hiroba

Akira Igarashi (Osaka University)
Daisuke Watanabe (Seikei University)

Tetsuri Toe (Kobe College)