“Hello, I’m the Navigator!

In this world, sexual contact is prohibited by law.
Even between lovers, let’s maintain an appropriate distance and get along nicely!

Love should be enjoyable and safe—while following the rules.
You can convey your love without even touching.
Your thoughtfulness helps ensure everyone feels secure.

Let’s enjoy healthy, proper relationships today as well!”

Navigator Q&A / Public Monitor

■Q1. What constitutes an illegal act?

“Any sexual physical contact—including sexual intercourse, touching of genitals, undressing, inserting fingers into clothing, or exposing genitals—is strictly forbidden!
Even expressions of affection are not exempt from the law!”

■Q2. Is kissing illegal?

“Legally speaking, it’s not prohibited!
However, in modern society, it’s considered an inappropriate intimate act. Please exercise particular caution in public spaces!”

■Q3. If we’re a couple or married, can we do anything we want?

“No! Rules regarding romantic relationships and physical contact are separate!
There are no special exceptions just because you’re in a relationship!
Marriage does not make sexual contact any more permissible either.
Whether you’re married or not, the regulations governing reproduction and sexual contact remain the same!”

■Q4. What if I want to have children?

“Reproduction is a medical procedure!
Please apply for a reproductive plan at an authorized medical institution.
Natural sexual contact is not required!”

■Q5. How does assisted reproduction work?

“At a specialized medical facility, the necessary reproductive cells are collected, and fertilization and pregnancy are carried out through carefully managed medical procedures!
Safety, hygiene, and meticulous record-keeping—all conducted within the established system!”

■Q6. What is “public-private contamination”?

“It refers to the social concept of bringing personal emotions or pleasures into reproductive processes that should be managed publicly!
Do not mix private desires with medical procedures!”

■Q7. What if my partner asks me to do something they’re prohibited from doing?

“Say no! Even if they’re your partner, you’re under no obligation to comply with prohibited acts.
And refusing doesn’t mean rejecting your love!”

■Q8. Can I live together with my partner?

“Of course you can!
Co-habitation, marriage, and family formation are all recognized as legitimate social institutions!”

Navigator’s Closing Public Service Announcement

“Express your love freely; keep reproduction safe.
And always follow the rules!
Enjoy a healthy social life today as well!”