2021
DOI: 10.1080/09589236.2021.1929099
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Negotiating same-sex partnership in a ‘tolerant’ state

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“…Consistent with this view, some forms of same-sex relationships were socially recognized and even glorified (e.g., nanshoku relationships between men, Furukawa 2001; romantic relationships between women students, Sugiura 2015). Recently, however, scholars began to criticize this depiction of LGBQ-friendly Japan as a way to promote nationalism, and they point out that some level of resistance to same-sex sexuality always existed in Japanese society (Kazama 2020; Khor and Kamano 2021).…”
Section: Same-sex Sexuality In Japanmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Consistent with this view, some forms of same-sex relationships were socially recognized and even glorified (e.g., nanshoku relationships between men, Furukawa 2001; romantic relationships between women students, Sugiura 2015). Recently, however, scholars began to criticize this depiction of LGBQ-friendly Japan as a way to promote nationalism, and they point out that some level of resistance to same-sex sexuality always existed in Japanese society (Kazama 2020; Khor and Kamano 2021).…”
Section: Same-sex Sexuality In Japanmentioning
confidence: 99%