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What Does “Members Only” Mean at Bars in Japan?

In Japan, you may come across a bar with a ‘Members Only’ sign displayed outside. But what does it mean? A ‘Members Only’ sign usually...
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How to Continue HIV Treatment After Moving to Japan

If you already take HIV medication and are moving to Japan, continuing treatment is possible. Japan has specialist HIV hospitals, antiretroviral treatment, and public health...
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What Is Shibari? Japanese Rope Bondage, History & Queer Culture

Shibari is commonly used in English to mean Japanese or Japanese-influenced rope bondage. But the Japanese word itself is broader: 縛り (shibari) relates simply to...
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Futch 的含义:什么是 Futch 女同性恋?

Futch is a lesbian identity or presentation that falls between butch and femme. The term can describe someone who identifies with, combines, or moves between...
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Which Japan Visa Options Apply to Same-Sex Couples?

People often search for a ‘same-sex partner visa’ for Japan, but Japan does not offer one standard visa under that name. The possible route may...
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Best Lesbian Dating Apps in Japan: Which App Fits Your Language and Goals?

There is no single lesbian dating app that is best for everyone in Japan. A Japanese-speaking resident looking for community may want something different from...
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LGBTQ+ Japanese Celebrities to Know, From Pioneers to Today

Japan’s entertainment industry includes LGBTQ+ singers, actors, television personalities, and so much more. This guide introduces a curated group of LGBTQ+ Japanese celebrities, from postwar...
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What Is a Fudanshi? Meaning, Origin, and Its Place in BL Fandom

A fudanshi (腐男子, ふだんし) is a Japanese term commonly used for a male fan of Boys’ Love (BL) media or imagined male-male fictional pairings. BL...
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What Did Wakashū Mean in Edo Japan?

Wakashū (若衆) was a historical Japanese term for a male youth in the stage between childhood and adulthood, especially in Tokugawa or Edo-period Japan. Hairstyle,...
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Toyama to Hold Its First Pride March on 21 September 2026

Toyama Prefecture will hold its first Pride march on 21 September 2026, bringing together LGBTQ+ people, allies, and supporters. Organised by the Toyama Pride March...