Housewife
Homemaker
noun
A master lady is a lady who's in charge of a house. In other words, she's a housewife or a homemaker! In Japan, this is a pretty common profession for married ladies, although things have been changing little by little. Still, being a housewife means you control the money, which is pretty neat if you ask me.
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well.
その主婦は、株で三万円もうけた。
The housewife made 30,000 yen from stocks.
浜田さんはカリスマ主婦のブログを一日三回はチェックしている。
Hamada-san checks a blog written by a charismatic housewife at least three times a day.
あの主婦は料理がすごく上手で、今では近所にレストランを開いています。
That housewife is very good at cooking, and now runs a restaurant in the neighborhood.
ボタンひとつでご飯とおかずが完成するお手軽さは、忙しい主婦にとってかなり有難いのである。
The ease with which rice and side dishes can be prepared at the touch of a button is quite appreciated by busy housewives.