Picture Frame Show - Gakubuchi Show

Japanese: 額縁ショー - がくぶちショー

〘 noun 〙 (show is show) On January 15, 1947 ( Showa 22 ), a show entitled "Famous Paintings Album" was held at the Teitoza Theater in Shinjuku, Tokyo, where topless women stood in frames imitating famous Western paintings. This was the beginning of strip shows in Japan. *Modern Customs and Customs (1952) by Kimura Sohachi, "Strip Shows: 'Framed Shows' and the like (abbreviated) still had a certain degree of what might be called a stage conscience when viewed from today's perspective."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (ショーはshow) 昭和二二年（一九四七）一月一五日、東京新宿の帝都座で「名画アルバム」と題して、西洋名画を模して額縁の中に上半身裸の女性を立たせたショー。日本のストリップショーの始まり。※現代風俗帖（1952）〈木村荘八〉ストリップ・ショウ「『額ぶちショウ』などに〈略〉、今から見れば猶多少、云ふところのステージ良心風なものは有ったものでした」

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