I'm a man, I'm a woman Everyone just lives the dream given to them to the fullest. As a writer and lecturer, the author who travels back and forth between Tokyo and Okinawa will change your heart from curiosity to excitement by her generous way of life that transcends gender. Her interest shifted from the technical and cultural history of motorcycles to the issues of masculinity and femininity related to gender. In 1990 she published "Men Want to Be Pretty," which became a hot topic in Japan. She is the author of many papers and essays, including "And I Became a Man," and "Neither a Man nor a Woman."
According to Wikipedia, Tatsuru Tsutamori (蔦森 樹, born 1960) is a Japanese motorcycle critic, author, gender researcher, and transgender activist. She began her writing career as a motorcycle researcher, but abandoned her life as a rider and motorcycle researcher as obsessed with "masculinity" and began to shift to feminity. Based on her experience of hair loss, she wrote the book "Even Men Want to Be Pretty," which is the beginning of "genderless fashion" in the 21st century.
In her autobiography, Neither Male nor Female, published in 1993, she advocated freedom from gender. The book was highly praised by feminist researchers and activists such as Chizuko Ueno. Since 2000, she has been a part-time lecturer at the University of the Ryukyus. She is said to have been the first transgender person to be appointed to a university faculty in Japan.
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