New LGBT information hub in Tokyo

Gon Matsunaka (2nd from L), head of Pride House Tokyo Legacy, speaks at the just-opened information center on sexual minorities on Oct. 11, 2020, in Tokyo in the run-up to the postponed Olympics and Paralympics.

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