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EMA: Leading the Fight for Marriage Equality. LGBT. Founded in 2014, EMA Japan has been one of the driving forces striving to bring about equal rights to same-sex couples. Learn all about this intrepid group and how they are working to ensure marriage equality for all members of the LGBT+ community.
2017年7月4日 · Hot Concepts. Touching Commercial Highlights Japanese LGBT+. SoraNews24 Updated July 4, 2017. Video LGBT Japanese Commercials. www.youtube.com. Rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people have seen improvements in Japan, with same-sex couples recognized by Sapporo and a few wards in Tokyo.
2017年5月3日 · Matsuko Deluxe (マツコ・デラックス) is a famous Japanese TV host and writer known for his cross-dressing persona, marked by long dresses and blunt commentary. He is also a well-known LGBT+ symbol, never shying away from speaking out in defense of homosexuality. Before standing in front of the camera, he worked as a journalist and ...
2017年6月19日 · While spokespeople and politicians are doing their best to give a face and voice to the LGBT+ community, now there’s a short film project that’s working at a grassroots level to openly reveal what it’s like to be a gay man in Japan, and it’s currently attracting a lot of attention online. Called Tokyo Neighbors, the 12-part series is ...
1. 相親. 和很多亞洲國家相同，通過媒人介紹的相親是比較主流的交往起點。 日本的社會傳統之一，便是當兒女到了適婚年齡，他們的父母 就會介紹朋友的子女互相認識然後再讓他們自由發展戀愛關係。 到現在，就由牽線的中間人（日語里叫「 世話人 」）去介紹有意結婚的單身男女互相認識，相親通常都是1對1，不會有第三者在場。 而不同於長輩介紹，中間人也可以是公司的同事或被介紹人共通的朋友。 2.「合婚」聚會. 比起傳統形式的相親，利用各種聚會與心儀的異性接觸，在日本的年輕人當中似乎更為流行。 在日本，專門為單身男女互相認識而設置的聚會叫「合コン」（合婚）。 這種「合コン」文化，實際上還和另一種文化「飲み会」（飲酒會）直接相關，因為單身男女聚會的主題之一便是坐在一起喝東西。
2017年10月16日 · As visibility for the LGBT+ community is growing around Japan, so are the number of groups that promote awareness. Whether you consider yourself a member of the LGBTQIAP+ spectrum, or a supportive ally, we've compiled a list of a few great organizations and meetup groups that are always welcoming new, friendly faces.
2016年12月1日 · Filmmaker Hikaru Toda is working on an intriguing documentary about Fumi & Kazu, who run the first openly gay law firm in Japan.
