A rather touchy subject I know, but I really wanted to find out. I know that when Japanese guys go looking for relationships, they go looking for a wife that can have a family with him. What if the woman is infertile? How are infertile women treated in Japan?

Also with this question in mind, what are the general views on adoption/surrogate pregnancy in Japan?

Thanks.

Sexuality in Japan
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Decreasing Sexual Activity
Sexual activity and interest has been declining in Japan for years, and is in part blamed for the Japan's decreasing birth rate.Studies and surveys have reported loss of sexual drive across several demographics, from adolescent men and women, to married couples. In 2006, a joint survey by the Ministry of Health, Labor, and Welfare and the Japan Family Planning Association found that 34.6% of marriages in Japan could be classified as "sexless", which the Japan Society of Sexual Sciences states is engaging in sex less than once a month.A 2005 Sex Survey of 317,000 people in 41 countries conducted by Durex, the largest condom manufacturer in the world, found that the Japanese had the least sex in the world, at 45 times a year, with the second-to-last country of Singapore averaging 73 times a year, and the world average at 103 times a year Additionally the survey reported that only 24% of Japanese respondents said they were happy with their sex lives, compared to the global average of 44%. A 2008 and 2010 survey by the Japan Family Planning Association describes similar trends. The 2010 survey reported 36.1 percent of males between the ages of 16-19 responding that they had little to no interest in sex, in some cases even despising it, a figure that is more than double the 2008 surveys report of 17.5%. The 2010 survey also reported that 83.7% of men who turned 20 that year were not dating anyone, with 49.3% stating they had never had a girlfriend. 59% of female respondents of the same age group responded similarly, a 12% increase from the 2008 survey.