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I was born as a female, did a gender-affirming surgery after university started. We met in Australia when Fuka was studying abroad, and then getting married and Australia. What is it like living in Japan as a Trans Man? For a trans man, the challenges of living in Japan are... coming out as trans. I'm really grateful when people accept me, I think. But still, there's people who "okama" and "onabe" which at times hurts me. In general, things like violence are not as common compared to overseas. Looking at it that way, I think it's easy to live safely as trans in Japan. What were the challenges of your marriage here in Japan? couldn't get married even after I changed my gender to male on the Family Register. We like, married for almost four years! Which was very difficult for us to stay together, and even for Kelsi to work in Japan. On the Designated Activities Visa, I wasn't able to work and I'd have to renew it every year. So after we filed the paperwork, the lady offered us to take a photo, like with the paperwork, and we were both quite uncomfortable, but then she said, if you want to post it on social media, cross out the date, in case it doesn't get accepted. It did get accepted, that one situation was quite shocking. We don't have many people that quite understand the situation. There's no reason why you shouldn't get married; If you are a same sex couple and you can't get married, Keep trying, go out, protest, Vote! Don't give up!