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Women's pro wrestler Chiyo Obata Post-war history of a fighting woman
Women's pro wrestler Chiyo Obata Post-war history of a fighting woman
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Kunko Akiyama / Published 2017 (Shiroku size)
Single (Softcover) Iwanami Shoten / Japan's legendary women's Pro Wrestling champion, Chiyo Obata. Women's Pro Wrestling was brought from America and developed uniquely in Japan. Obata debuted in 1955 and lived in the same era as Rikidozan. The portrait of the ambitious and free-living original "fighting woman" is portrayed alongside abundant historical stories and episodes, including the little-known early days of women's professional women, the first television broadcast that achieved astonishing high ratings, the 1963 Japan-Korea Friendship Women's Pro Wrestling match just before the signing of the Basic Treaty, and events held in Okinawa before their return.
| Condition | 【good】 |
|---|---|
| Condition detail | Damage (no hindrance to reading)/without wraparound band |
| Year | 2010s |
| Product number | 4018636350167 |
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