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		A special issue of Barazoku is published to memorialize and honor Mishima; the issue celebrates his greatness and acknowledges him as a pioneer in the new freedoms of a gay sensiblilty.
		Barazoku, the first gay magazine in Japan, begins publishing; Goh Mishima is responsible of photographs and illustrations in the magazine, but contributes only one cover drawing in 1973.
		A special issue of Barazoku is published to memorialize and honor Goh Mishima; this issue celebrates his greatness and acknowledges him as a pioneer in the new freedoms of a gay sensiblilty.
	www.tomoffinlandfoundation.org /foundation/Tom-Of-Finland-Galleries/art-and-artists/Mishima/goh-mishima-bio.htm (0 words)

	Barazoku - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A typical issue of Barazoku had approximately 300 pages, including several pages of glossy colour and some fl and white photographs of younger, fit men in their late teens and twenties (these photographs were censored in accordance with Japan's rules, which require the obscuring of genitals and pubic hair).
		First published in 1971, Barazoku was known as a trailblazer for other gay publications and a leader in Japanese gay culture, boasting celebrity fans including Akihiro Miwa, a drag queen rumored to have been a lover of famed author Yukio Mishima.
		Barazoku was the first gay magazine in Asia to be sold at mainstream bookshops.
	www.enpsychlopedia.org /psypsych/Barazoku (601 words)

	Top Literature - Barazoku
		Barazoku (薔薇族), which ceased publication in October of 2004 due to bankruptcy, was one of Japan's oldest and longest running monthly magazines for gay men.
		A typical issue of Barazoku had approximately 300 pages, including several pages of glossy colour and some fl and white photographs of younger, fit men in their late teens and twenties (these photographs were censored in accordance with Japan's rules, which require the obscuring of genitals and pubic hair).
		First published in 1971, Barazoku was known as a trailblazer for other gay publications and a leader in Japanese gay culture, boasting celebrity fans including Akihiro Miwa, a drag queen rumored to have been a lover of famed author Yukio Mishima.
	encyclopedia.topliterature.com /?title=Barazoku (534 words)

	Barazoku (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Barazoku (薔薇族) is one of Japan's oldest and longest running monthly magazines for gay men.
		Barazoku usually has approximately 300 pages, including several pages of glossy colour and some fl and white photographs of younger, fit men in their late teens and twenties (these photographs are censored in accordance with Japan's rules, which require the obscuring of genitals and pubic hair).
		Each month there are articles of interest to the gay male community in Japan, including advice; how-tos; short fiction; interviews; news; arts, fashion and entertainment news; and community listings.
	www.guajara.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/b/ba/barazoku.html (280 words)

	Barazoku is back
		The publication “Barazoku”, is one of Japan’s oldest and longest running monthly magazines that caters to gay men.
		Many of them say ‘Barazoku’ used to give them hope.
		“Barazoku” owes its beginnings to the small publishing company Ito originally ran and used to start printing erotica to try and make some extra money.
	japundit.com /archives/2007/04/21/5805 (611 words)

	Jonathan Fischer interview at the Leslie-Lohman Art Gallery Newsletter
		Patrons of Leslie-Lohman will witness a wonderfully imaginative environment viewing Fischer’s “Quoting Barazoku.” This environment created from painted rayon textiles that he designed and printed in Bavaria, is described by Mr.
		Most of the figures are from Barazoku, and from illustrators, who are friends or champions of Mr.
		ReflectionsI This show is reflective of much of Jonathan’s life: a career as a fabric designer and graphic artist, a life-long love for Japanese culture, a continuing 7-year relationship with a Japanese man, and a tribute to many of his heroes since the mid-70’s.
	www.leslielohman.org /newsletter/No2/Fischer.htm (426 words)

	Voice of gay Japan falls silent after 30 years in the pink-News-World-TimesOnline
		Both publications, trailblazing in their day, blame similar pressures for their demise: the rise in gay use of the internet, a fall in advertising and the increasing presence of gay news in mainstream publications.
		The magazine, the first in Asia to be sold over the counters of mainstream bookshops, achieved such public recognition that its title, which translates as “rose tribe”, has entered the mainstream Japanese language as a synonym for homosexual.
		Like Barazoku, the classified advertisements that The Pink Paper carried were a key means for gay men and women to meet one another.
	www.timesonline.co.uk /tol/news/world/article493277.ece (824 words)

	Matt & Andrej Koymasky - Famous GLTB - Hasegawa Sadao (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As a young artist, Sadao was most influenced by the drawings of Goh Mishima (a Barazoku illustrator) and Tom of Finland.
		In 1989, upon the death of Mishima, Hasegawa wrote and article for Barazoku, in which he declares "Goh Mishima, a master illustrator of the male physique".
		In 1978, the year he first came to Barazoku, Sadao's drawings were reflective of European society.
	www.andrejkoymasky.com /liv/fam/bioh2/hase1.html (325 words)

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