Akasen (赤線) was the Japanese slang term for districts historically engaged in the sex work industry in Japan, specifically within the time period of January...

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...

district: One of the many terms used for a red-light district in Japanese is akasen (赤線), literally meaning "red-line". Japanese police drew a red line on maps...

Street of Shame (赤線地帯, Akasen chitai, lit. "Red-light district") is a 1956 Japanese drama film and the last film directed by Kenji Mizoguchi. The story...

Shame (Akasen chitai) Late Mizoguchi (Oyū-sama, Ugetsu monogatari, Gion bayashi, Sanshō dayū, Uwasa no onna, Chikamatsu monogatari, Yōkihi, Akasen chitai)...

Prostitution Prevention Law People Sada Abe Takao II Red-light districts Akasen Jūsō Kabukichō, Tokyo Nakasu Shimabara, Kyoto Shinmachi Susukino Tobita...

and served as horumonyaki, this particular type of horumon is known as Akasen. Giving of the foreleg, cheeks 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...

system (including the RAA) in 1946, which led to the so-called red line (赤線, akasen) system, under which licensed nightlife establishments offered sexual services...

(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...