“Or We Will Have to Break the Law”: Prostitutes’ Bodies, Gender, and Sexual Experiences in Japan’s “Self-Orientalist” Anti-Prostitution Law (1945–1967)
At the end of the Second World War, Japan enacted the Anti-Prostitution Law (Baishun Bōshi Hō 売春防止法), declaring the complete abolition of the “public prostitution system” in 1956 as part of a broader national project to modernize the state, protect prostitutes’ rights, and reshape sexual morality. Y...
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University of Bologna
2026-07-01
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