This book is a non-fiction work called "Man's Daughters" that investigates the scene of cross-dressing culture and gender culture centered on young people. The origin of the publication is Japan's biggest cross-dressing event, attended by cosplay cross-dressing boys, and "closeted" people who live their daily lives as women... Their life histories depict a gradation of diversification and subdivision of the community. It is a fascinating book that required three years of in-depth research.
Nao Kawamoto was born in Tokyo in 1980. His debut novel Julian Butler's True Life (2021) won the 73rd Yomiuri Literature Prize (Best Novel) and the 9th Salmon Children's Literature Prize. His other books include "Men's Daughters" and co-edited "Kenichi Yoshida Again."
