Which of the Following Best Characterizes Japanese Divorce, Custody, and Visitation

Which of the following best characterizes Japanese divorce, custody, and visitation laws, according to the feature box?

A) Japanese fathers rarely seek custody after a divorce because they spend so much time on the job away from home.
B) Japanese laws ignore the rights of noncustodial parents to see their children after a divorce because child visitation is not a legal right.
C) Joint custody is mandatory, and divorced mothers and fathers are expected to care for their child equally.
D) Japanese law forbids divorce; families must petition the court to have their marriage taken off the records and they need a minimum of seven nonfamily members to support their petition in writing.
E) Grandparents often get custody after a divorce.