Ivy Rebels

2009
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So authorities lay awake at night with the fear that foreigners would come to Japan and see kids in tight high-water pants hanging out in front of prestigious Ginza stores. [...] So on September 19, 1964, a huge police force stormed Ginza and hauled off 200 kids in madras plaid and penny loafers. Eighty-five were processed at nearby Tsukiji jail.
W. David Marx – The Miyuki-zoku: Japan’s First Ivy Rebels

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