akasen造句

• "Akasen " is often compared directly with the term red-light district in the west.
• In 1958, the was enforced, thus officially abolishing the name " Akasen " and the districts.
• In practice, the Aosen and Akasen referred to the colors on municipal zoning maps that outlined brothel districts ( Akasen ) and " normal " entertainment districts ( Aosen ).
• In practice, the Aosen and Akasen referred to the colors on municipal zoning maps that outlined brothel districts ( Akasen ) and " normal " entertainment districts ( Aosen ).
• Susukino was not an Akasen ( red-line ) district, an area where prostitution was acknowledged by the government, but was actually an Aosen ( blue-line ) district, where a lot of restaurants and bars illegally promoted prostitution.
• In January 1946, GHQ issued an order ( SCAPIN 642 ) nationwide to abolish Japan's licensed prostitution system, and the brothels in Yuukaku had to change their name to caf?( ) or ryM
  tei ( ), which transformed the Yuukaku into Akasen ( ) regions.
• Despite an initial hatred of the American military, prompted in particular by her father's death, and revulsion at prostitution, she simply invited herself into the " akasen " ( red-light area ) of Yokohama, asked the girls whether she might photograph, and was accepted.