<h3>How is the homosexuality issue approached in countries like Japan and thailand?</h3>
it doesnt seem to be too bad being gay in thailand or japan. it seems like nobody really pay attention to that. how is this differente in these countries?
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<p><i>Answer by Shansi</i><br/>Culture - and to a large extent the religions in this country.
Japan is more or less actively ignoring the gay population and the gay population are very very quite most of the time. No parade. No slogans... just exist. This is Japanese culture - everyone acts differently in public than in private.
Gay bars exist in Japan but again... everybody's just minding their own business. Of course.. Japan will probably not legalize same-sex marriage anytime soon because of specific mind-set rules about it not really religious purposes.</p>
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