wiki today various types of birth control in japan are available to women either in drugstores, online, or through visiting a clinic. about 80 percent of married women in japan prefer condoms as their choice of birth control. other forms of birth control such as the morning after pill are available only through visitation of a clinic and oral contraceptives, which were legalized in 1999, are not covered by japanese health insurance.[1] emergency contraceptive pills were approved by the ministry of health, labour and welfare of japan in 2011; they require a prescription from a doctor.[2]
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