Natsuki Majikina - Haihīru kakumei

2016, Japanese, Natsuki Majikina,

Original title: "Haihīru kakumei" ハイヒール革命 (High Heels Revolution) by Natsuki Majikina 真境名ナツキ.

The book was published soon after the success of the movie with the same title "High Heels Revolution" (ハイヒール革命), which made Natsuki Majikina famous in Japan. The book and film are about her journey to self-discovery to become a woman. When she was a junior high school student, she had to fight for her right to dress in female clothes. 

The story got viral in the media and became a hot topic in Japan. After graduating from high school, she expanded her LGBT activism work by being the leader of a transgender idol group. She now works as an actress and has become an icon in the Japanese LGBT world.

According to Wikipedia, 真境名ナツキ is a Japanese actress, artist, and transgender woman. She used to be a member of the transgender idol group "Kama-chan Club" with Takeuchi Ami and others, and now belongs to Stardust Promotion. She starred in the autobiographical movie "High Heel Revolution!" in 2016, which depicts her struggles and achievements as a transgender person. She is also a member of another transgender idol group "Himitsu no Otojo" since 2017.

She was born on August 26, 1987 in Tokyo. She felt uncomfortable with being a boy since childhood and started wearing skirts to school from middle school. She underwent an orchiectomy (removal of testicles) in Nagoya when she was around 19 years old. She is a fan of Sanrio characters and likes to wear cute clothes and accessories. She has written a book titled "High Heel Revolution - Changing Sex. Changing Body. I Change" in 2016.

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