Study: by 2500, all Japanese could have the surname 'Sato'.
Gabriel Dumitrache
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According to the study, the number of people with the surname Sato has increased significantly in recent years, and demographic trends of rapid ageing and falling birth rates could lead to a standardization of surnames in Japan. The prediction comes amid the debate over civil regulations on surnames in Japan, with some calling for spouses to be able to keep their surname after marriage.
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