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While anime and manga are a positive step forward in the historical past of sexuality in Japan, there are still many cultural boundaries to overcome. For example, the idea of sexual orientation did not exist in postwar Japan, and the Japanese queer neighborhood was not very visible until the influx of American troops. The gay and lesbian groups grew in recognition and Shinjuku Ni-chome in Tokyo became the area's gay town. In 2006, the media began to think about fujoshi. Female manga-ka began to create works with male-male romance. In addition, novice female creators started to distribute their self-created works at the Comiket comic trade convention. By the end of the last decade, expert female manga-ka had began creating works that depict male-male romance. Anime and manga have also made sexuality more open and engaging. Anime and manga have been instrumental in developing the BL genre. A key role in the development of the genre was played by Keiko Takemiya, whose 1970 manga "In the Sunroom" featured the first male-male kiss in manga for girls. Anime and manga fan groups in Japan began discussing their own male-female couplings.
17.02.2023