The article discusses the social media hashtag "#ママ戦争止めてくるわ" in Japan, which translates to "I'm going to stop the mommy wars." This movement was spearheaded by a growing number of anonymous mothers who are tired of facing constant criticism and judgment on their parenting choices. This movement, arising amidst changing societal norms, is rapidly gaining traction in Japan.

In Japanese society, there is a strong societal expectation and pressure on mothers for being perfect, with even minor perceived failures receiving criticism. This movement seeks to change the narrative and promote acceptance and understanding of different parenting methods. It also touches on the broader issues of societal pressure and the role of women in the country.

In Western societies like the US or EU, there's also a phenomenon called "mommy wars" where mothers constantly judge or criticize each other's parenting choices. However, many Western societies have been actively promoting the idea of different "right ways" to parent and encouraging acceptance of diverse parenting styles.