LGBT

1 Why this issue "LGBT" becomes popular now? 2 How many LGBT people do exist in this world? more than 8 million Gates, G. (2011, April). How Many People are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender? Retrieved June 20, 2017, from https://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/research/census-lgbt-demographics-studies/how-many-people-are-lesbian-gay-bisexual-and-transgender/ 3 Who was the first people who make this issue popular? 4 When did this issue be public? 5 Which country has most LGBT people? 6 Which race do have more LGBT, brack or white? 7 What is the first organization that help LGBT in the world? 8 How many LGBT people did get marriage? 9 How many LGBT people did divorce? 10 Who is the first couple that got married in the world? 11 How is written in the passport about the sex of LGBT? 12 What is the country that has the most population of LGBT? 13 How many continents do have the same-sex marriage in America? 14 Which ...

I am going to talk about 2 perspectives (Lesbian and Gay) out of 4 for LGBT. In advance, let's see the thought of Lesbian . Stelian, H. T. (2016, November 18). 8 Things Later-in-Life Lesbians Want You To Know. Retrieved June 20, 2017, from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/helene-tragos-stelian/things-lesbians-want-you-to-know_b_8577926.html The author introduce 8 things of what Lesbian think. I want to introduce some point os this article. First, Lesbian can't love man. this is of course, but all lesbian are  troubled this fundamental matter. A woman who is a lesbian came out after being married to a man for five years when she was 30. Coming out later can be a personal struggle to define their true selves. In the fact of that insecurity, family and friends may question a woman's motives and her past. Second, established lesbians are not always welcoming. the law about endorsement of same-sex marriage are increasing, but who support same-sex marriage are not...

Morris, T. (2014, March 13). What are some criticisms of the LGBT movement? Retrieved June 20, 2017, from https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-criticisms-of-the-LGBT-movement I am going to talk about the bad website for LGBT.  This website is similar to Chiebukuro in Japan. Whoever can post some questions about LGBT and whoever can answer these questions.  Why this website is bad? The worst point is that there is a lot of malicious slander for LGBT. It is good to be free to discuss the popular topic “LGBT” and it is very important to be interested in this problem, but it is too overdoing.  In addition, there are no pictures, so it is hard to tell clearly what you think.  Of course there are many kinds of races having their own thinking on sex, but it is also very important to imagine how do your statement effect to others. Whoever can criticize under cover of a false name, so it is very easy to post what you think. It could be both c...

至文, 2., 2., 2., 至文, 2., 2., 2., . . . 2. (n.d.). Letibee Life. Retrieved June 28, 2017, from http://life.letibee.com/ This website is very useful, familiar and easy to get various kinds of information.  We can see from news to column.  Of course we can get information about LGBT in Japan  but also can get other countries' LGBT information.  Additionally, there are information of LGBT events  and lifestyle advice that LGBT people may be worried about.   We can search information within the site  and it is very kind for us.  It is easy to understand and reliable  since information sources are clarified.  I really recommend this website for LGBT people  and also people who want to get information about LGBT.  Itsuka.

1. What does LGBT stand for? 2. How many LGBT people are there in the Japan? 3. Is same-sex marriage allowed in Japan? 4. Is there any Organization that supports LGBT people in Japan? 5. Does LGBT people feel comfortable living in Japan? 6. Which is comfortable for LGBT people, living in Japan or other countries? 7. Where is the most comfortable country for LGBTpeople? 8. Does LGBT people feel difficulties living in Japan? 9. How transgender people change their sexuality? 10. Can LGBT people have children? 11. How LGBT people get married? 12. When and how did they find out their sexual identity? 13. What kinds of events does they hold?  14. How much cost to transgender? 15. Is there any lows for LGBT in Japan?

1 Why this issue "LGBT" becomes popular now? 2 How many LGBT people do exist in this world? 3 Who was the first people who make this issue popular? 4 When did this issue be public? 5 Which country has most LGBT people? 6 Which race do have more LGBT, brack or white? 7 What is the first organization that help LGBT in the world? 8 How many LGBT people did get marriage? 9 How many LGBT people did divorce? 10 Who is the first couple that got married in the world? 11 How is written in the passport about the sex of LGBT? 12 What is the country that has the most population of LGBT? 13 How many continents do have the same-sex marriage in America? 14 Which an age group do have most population of LGBT? 15 When did the first law about LGBT publish?

Hello:) My name is Itsuka.  I am 19 years old and a university student  in Tokyo who major in English. I was born and raised in Sapporo, Hokkaido and moved to Tokyo for university. I love shopping and watching movies and I used to play badminton. I'm writing this blog with Mari as a class activity. I want to think about LGBT issue deeply and I hope this blog helps to develop my thinking on it. As for my current opinion, LGBT became well known in Japan since some LGBT celebrities come up TV shows. Moreover, Shibuya-ku allowed same sex marigge recently. On the other hand, some people have bad opinions on LGBT and it is still  not good condition for LGBT in Japan. I hope this blog will be your opportunity to know about LGBT and become confortable world for LGBT people. Thank you for reading!!

Hello! My name is Mari (19). I'm an universuty sophomore. I major in English litereture. My hobby is reading books and cooking. I like Haruki Murakami amd I respect him because he has the skill of translation. his work is great, so you must read his book! My issue is LGBT. LGBT is stand for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. this issue becomes more and more popular, but in Japan, there are still many people who have negative thought for this issue. Gay marriage was accepted in Shibuya Ward. This is the first case in Japan. Accepting LGBT is equal to respecting for human rights. However, there are still many problems such as declining birthrate. We have to think deeply about what is human rights and how to live as we are.

Hello ;) Thank you for visiting our blog! This blog is written by 2 Japanese university girls as a part of class. we chose "LGBT" as  a theme. we would like to talk and think about the theme deeply. Do you know what is "LGBT"? It stands for Lasbian, Gay, Bisexual and trasgender. According to Dentsu's study, it is said that about 7.6 % of people in Japan recognize themselves as LGBT. It is the same amount of people who are left handed. You may be suprised to know so many people are LGBT in Japan. A lot of people hide it and are distressed. We hope this blog helps people to know more about LGBT and  make confortable world for LGBT people. LOVE.