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While 16% of Companies in Nara Prefecture Have Female Managers, Exceeding the National Average, the Situation Is Polarized, with over 40% Being Vacant.

According to a 2026 survey on corporate attitudes toward promoting women, compiled by Teikoku Databank's Nara branch, the average percentage of female managers (equivalent to section chief or higher) in companies in Nara Prefecture was 16.7%, exceeding the national average (11.3%). The average percentage of female executives was also 17.8%, higher than the national average (1...
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According to a 2026 survey on corporate attitudes toward promoting women, compiled by Teikoku Databank's Nara branch, the average percentage of female managers (equivalent to section chief or higher) in companies in Nara Prefecture was 16.7%, exceeding the national average (11.3%). The average percentage of female executives was also 17.8%, higher than the national average (1...

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産経ニュース broke the news in Japan on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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