This paper discusses Japanese women and their culture. The identity of Japanese women has gone a long way. The rest of the world has assumed on her image and may still view them as servile and subjugated to men, but this image is only a faint memory of what these women have become since the mid-20th century. Although already equipped with higher education, postmodern Japanese women still learn, with updated and massive knowledge easily accessible through the electronic computer, the symbol of postmodernism itself. Not only is Japan a producer of highly saleable computer brands worldwide and its people highly computer literate: there are now women who create computer programs too, and thus fit the image of the postmodern Japanese woman, which has most definitely evolved into of dignity and prowess.
