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In Japanese popular culture, particularly within dorama (TV dramas), films, and manga, the mother-in-law (Japanese: shūtome ; colloquially referred to in some Southeast Asian contexts as mertua ) serves as a potent archetype. While “mertua” is an Indonesian/Malay term, its application in analyzing Japanese narratives highlights a cross-cultural archetype: the matriarchal obstacle. This paper explores how the mother-in-law figure functions not merely as a secondary character but as a crucial narrative engine in Japanese romantic storylines. Through tropes of interference, emotional incest, and the preservation of ie (family system) traditions, these storylines reflect deep-seated societal tensions regarding filial piety, female rivalry, and the evolution of the modern Japanese marriage.

: A frequent theme where a bride from a different social or geographical background (e.g., a modern Tokyo career woman) marries into a traditional family (e.g., owners of a historic inn) and is initially rejected as an outsider. The Traditional Gauntlet

: Compares dramas like Restarting Life to Chinese counterparts, noting that Japanese media is increasingly showing "post-affective" friendships and a move away from institutionalized marriage to avoid traditional family burdens. Key Themes in the Research

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