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Pro Wrestling Girl Legend: The Youth of Girls Aiming for a New Style of Martial Arts

Pro Wrestling Girl Legend: The Youth of Girls Aiming for a New Style of Martial Arts

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Makiko Ida / Published 1990 (Shiroku size)

Hardback Kanou Shobo / Women's Pro Wrestling in the 1980s. The fighters stepping into the ring in style, and the passionate girls erupting in cheers. What on earth was that? Shinobu Kamitori, a lone wolf who switched from judo to women's Pro Wrestling. Reifu Amada is a returnee from China who encountered Women's Pro Wrestling on TV every day because she didn't understand Japanese. Debra Michely, an American, who "got a job" at Japan's Women's Pro Wrestling. Through these three distinct people, this work offers a deep look at Japanese society, which created its own unique women's Pro Wrestling culture, and is the winner of the 22nd Soichi Oya Nonfiction Award.

Condition 【good】
Condition detail without wraparound band / 3rd Print
Year 1990s
Product number 5482074931926
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