Reviews for Why I Adopted My Husband: The True Story of a Gay Couple Seeking Legal Recognition in Japan Manga

This review contains spoilers. Same-sex marriage through adoption?! adopted?? I was surprised at first, but there were many things I didn't know, and they not only raised issues, but also came up as solutions in a sense, which was interesting. It was at the beginning, but above all, it's bright, fun, and easy to read, so it's very good. The family register is a system that is difficult to respond to social changes once again, probably because it is not usually used and is not on the table, and issues that sometimes come up in stories about married couples with different surnames have also been seen. If you don't deal with operational costs or because you're in the minority, you won't be able to distinguish or judge it from misuse, so I think it's extra dangerous. Even though I knew that everything wouldn't turn out the way I wanted, I thought it would be nice if the two people depicted and those who felt the same feelings were convinced to some extent, and live happily.

This review contains spoilers. Adoption like in a manga would be fine, but in reality, there are many name changes due to debt and it is difficult. Many people are given dreams, and it's interesting to feel the diversity of values.

This review contains spoilers. It's a story about two people living a quiet life as husband and husband without coming out in particular to the world these days when LGBT and diversity are being shouted out loud. It must be difficult, but they are on good terms and I'm envious.