To commonly apply the ${ulcorner}$Measurement parameter for housewives for rearing-related supports of a husband${lrcorner}$ in Korea and Japan, the current study conducted to confirm the relationship between recognition of a housewife for rearing-related supports of a husband and mental health after reviewing the appropriateness of the parameter. For the statistical analysis, 829 married Korean women in D city and 1,302 Japanese women in S city having children before entering a school were subjected for the study. For reviewing the appropriateness of the parameter, the simultaneous factor analysis that adopted the structural equation modeling was used. As the result of the analysis, 10 categories of factor structural model comprising the ${ulcorner}$Recognition of a housewife for rearing-related supports of a husband${lrcorner}$ resulted with the secondary model which sets of ${ulcorner}$Recognition for emotional support${lrcorner}$, ${ulcorner}$Recognition for instrumental support${lrcorner}$ and ${ulcorner}$Recognition for information support${lrcorner}$ as the primary factor and ${ulcorner}$Recognition of a housewife for rearing-related supports of a husband${lrcorner}$ as the secondary factor, and the model was found to be appropriate for the data in Korea and Japan. The result is considered to prove the constructs validity of ${ulcorner}$Recognition of a housewife for rearing-related supports of a husband${lrcorner}$ parameter. In addition, the relationship between ${ulcorner}$Recognition of a housewife for rearing-related supports of a husband${lrcorner}$ and mental health(GHQ) was reviewed by using multiple indicator model, and found the similarity of Korean and Japanese data. The scores measured by using the above parameter resulted to show high relationship with educational level of housewife, family configuration, and number of children.