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Akasen (赤線) was the ****anese
slang term for
districts historically engaged in the **** work
industry in ****an,
specifically within the time
period of January...
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either that of café (カフェ) or ryōtei (料亭), with the yūkaku
being renamed as
akasen (赤線, lit. "red line") districts.
Following this, the Anti-Prostitution Law...
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Street of
Shame (赤線地帯,
Akasen chitai, lit. "Red-light district") is a 1956 ****anese
drama film and the last film
directed by
Kenji Mizoguchi. The story...
- needed] One of the many
terms used for a red-light
district in ****anese is
akasen (赤線),
literally meaning "red-line". ****anese
police drew a red line on maps...
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system (including the RAA) in 1946,
which led to the so-called red line (赤線,
akasen) system,
under which licensed nightlife establishments offered ****ual services...
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served as horumonyaki, this
particular type of
horumon is
known as
Akasen.
Giving of the foreleg, ch****s and
abomasum Methanogens in
digestive tract...
- Allmovie.
Retrieved 2007-11-10. Weisser, p.344–345. Firsching, Robert. "
Akasen Tamanoi: Nekeraremasu". Allmovie.
Retrieved 2007-09-11. Weisser, p.506–507...
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March 25, 1946. By November, the ****anese
government had
introduced the new
akasen (赤線, "red-line")
system in
which prostitution was
permissible only in certain...
- ****an (1945–1952) and ties
strongly to the fall of its red-light
districts (
akasen). As
early as 1948,
there is
mention of a ****
Shinjuku tea shop, and by...
- (1958) - Orui (spy) Haha (1958) -
Takako Ômachi Ôsaka no onna (1958) - Osen
Akasen no hi wa
kiezu (1958) -
Nobuko Araki Yoru no
sugao (1958) -
Akemi Satsujin...
