Lesbian partners arrange parade of sexual minorities in Aomori, north Japan

Lesbian partners arrange parade of sexual minorities in Aomori, north Japan

Shoko Usami (R) and Miho Okada arrange a parade for sexual minorities in the city of Aomori, northern Japan, as seen in this photo taken on April 26, 2015. They jointly operate a cafe for sexual minorities in the city. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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