Although it was made for high school students, it can be used from the upper grades of elementary school. This is the sexuality that I want you to watch this DVD and think about at the beginning of puberty when the action of "dating" begins. Thinking about sex and family conflicts are important adolescent themes, even for heterosexuals.
 
[Content]
“What if my friend was LGBT?” (20 minutes)
Maki and Asuka are childhood friends who can talk about anything. But there is something Asuka can't say to Maki. It means I'm a lesbian. One day, Maki asks Asuka for love advice. Asuka gives her advice, but she can't say anything about herself. Asuka wonders why she couldn't say anything. A few days later, Asuka goes to Maki's room with determination and confesses that she is a lesbian and has a girlfriend. Although Maki is a little surprised, she understands that this is why Asuka has been iffy until now. Asuka feels at ease with Maki, who treats her like never before. On the other hand, at home, Asuka's grandmother, Satoko, finds LGBT-related books that Asuka has been collecting and makes a big fuss. When Asuka comes home, Satoko confronts her in a harsh tone, saying, "If you read that kind of book, you'll go crazy." As a result of the argument, Asuka runs away from home. After allowing Asuka to stay out, Takayuki goes to his favorite bar. While conversing with the master, he decides to accept Asuka for who she is. Maki says her honest words to Asuka, who has lost her confidence, thinking, "I wonder if I'm doing something wrong." They were, "If you're important to me, I'd like you to talk to me." Asuka becomes shy, but regains her confidence. A few days later, Maki, Asuka, Takayuki, and Satoko return to their daily lives. It may be the same relationship as before, or it may be different. It might be a shame for those who expected something drastic to change when they came out, but that's where the story ends.

After the drama ends, there is a message from the parties. Please take a look there too. (2 minutes)
 
"LGBT Interview" (25 minutes)
This is an interview video compiled by listening to various stories from 6 people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender. When I came out to my parents, why I came out, bullying at school, replacing my girlfriend with a "boyfriend", doubts about the marriage system that only heterosexuals can use, what will happen to a society that is easier to live in? There are lots of topics such as becoming. You can see that sexuality and way of thinking are different for each person.

[Appendix teaching materials] (PDF)
Teacher's plan(A4) 16 pages
Student Worksheet (B4)
　Worksheet A/B Page 2 
　Worksheet C 1 page
　Worksheet D 1 page





 
【Theme song】
"Yes, yes, yes! 』
Lyricist: Kademon Ant
Composed by Tokuburi Bedding Bucket
Song: Libu Chorus Department

1, 2, 1234 okay-!

Even if it protrudes a little, ant (ant!)
No matter who you fall in love with, Ali (Ali!)
No matter what you look like, ant (ant!)
'Cause I like you

Just like that is good (good!)
It doesn't matter what kind of dream you have (okay!)
It's okay if you don't really understand something (okay!)
Walk at your own pace Ali (Ali!)

It's okay to become a girl
It's okay to be a boy
It's okay to like both
It's good to be honest, it's good

It's okay to lose your femininity
It's okay to stop being manly
It's okay to like being alone
I'm good I'm good
It's okay It's okay It's okay It's okay!

where is your future
Someone must be on your side
live in a wide wide world
It's free, it's free

Even if the dive protrudes, ants (ants!)
Just like that, you are an ant (ant!)
Any way of life is an ant (ant!)
Because I like it, and I want to live
Anything goes Ally!

Ant, ant, ant, ant, ant, ant, ant, ant!
Aria Ari~!