15 queations, 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?

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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.
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