The article discusses the life's journey of a woman who became a mother at the young age of 14 and how she navigated the path of motherhood over the past 23 years. The story offers an intimate glimpse into her experiences, her emotional state during the initial years, and her transformation over time.

Issues related to underage pregnancy and motherhood typically invite significant discussion and policy debate in Japan. The social stigma and the additional support required for young mothers are two key aspects that the society and government grapple with.

In contrast, while underage pregnancy is also a concern in the US and EU, the social welfare systems often differ, providing more expansive support for underage mothers in certain areas such as child care facilities and educational opportunities.