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It wasn't until 2010 when I finally felt comfortable to come out – at the ripe age of 42! We are very rarely moved to take any violent action. This is happening – we are seeing an increasing number of political parties declaring support for legalizing gay marriage including the Constitutional Democratic Party, the Community Party, and the Social Democratic Party.
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The connections with religious enlightenment and art show strong danshoku tendencies.
However, when questioned, both authors said that rather than Japan’s danshoku literature, they had been influenced by Western books and films. Any divergence to this was met with great incredulity! Can these be said to be a continuation of danshoku culture, or are they something entirely different?
It is fascinating to see the points of similarity between classic shōnen ai manga like Hagio Moto’s 1974 Tōma no shinzō (trans.
We'd then head over to the Fushimi Inari-Taisha shrine, which is not only super impressive to visit but at sunset, you get the most breathtaking views of Kyoto. Danshoku relationships where the man was controlling and the boy was socially and sexually weaker are different from today’s homosexual relationships, in which both men aim for independence and equality and want the same kind of partnerships as heterosexual couples.
Marginalized as Abnormality
While negative aspects should not be forgotten, in the sense that male homosexual relationships were not considered abnormal, perverted, or a kind of illness, danshoku was socially accepted until the Edo period.
For this reason, Japan is often rated as one of the most gay friendly countries in Asia – a continent notorious for being super conservative.
However, on the other hand, Japanese society is extremely conservative at its core. by Paul Gordon Schalow as The Great Mirror of Male Love), which focuses on danshoku (also sometimes called nanshoku).
Debates over the superiority of danshoku or joshoku were a literary theme, with writers applying their wit in expressing their opinions in the same way that they vied over the respective merits of udon and soba or cats and dogs.
In such discussions, one can see the assertion that danshoku is worthier, being more sophisticated and artistic.
The problem is that historically, our Japanese Civil Code limits marriage to straight couples. In other words, gay couples could get a “proof of partnership” certificate, it gives us rights in relation to hospital visits and shared renting of apartments. Even in sexual relationships, the boys were basically passive.
For years the “norm” has been that a man marries a woman and has children. It is well known that affairs between men or men and youths were a custom in ancient Greek society, while there are examples in modern Western literature and film, such as E. M. Forster’s Maurice (1971), which is set at a boys’ school, and the 1964 French film Les amitiés particulières (This Special Friendship), with a boarding school setting, centered on the love between a young boy and an older student.
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Social Intolerance
Male-male love in male-dominated or male-only societies, such as boys’ boarding schools, is not limited to Japan.
We also have a growing number of prominent transgender persons in the mainstream media, such as the singer Haruna Ai, the model Kayo Satoh, singer/actress Ataru Nakamura, and makeup artist, Ikko. Well, they're just the icing on top – you couldn't ask for a more welcoming and respectful nation. The other gay Pride events I love in Japan, which I recommend you check out, include Sapporo Rainbow Pride, the Kansai Rainbow Festa in October, and Kyushu Rainbow Pride.
There are also large gay parties taking place throughout the year, some of which are so popular that they draw crowds from all across Asia; particularly from Taiwan, Korea, and China.