To understand the challenges faced by disabled women, we need to look at how gender and disability intersect. This intersection creates unique problems that are often ignored by Japan's incomplete anti-discrimination laws. The idea of intersectionality, introduced by Kimberle Crenshaw, helps explain that disabled women experience discrimination differently from men and non-disabled people. Unfortunately, Japan's legal framework does not address these complex issues. As a result, disabled women face various forms of discrimination that impact all aspects of their lives, especially in their intimate relationships.