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#25 Japanese youth in Tokyo, 1964.

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#25 Japanese youth in Tokyo, 1964.

The Rebellious Japanese Youth in the 1960s in Photos

#25 Japanese youth in Tokyo, 1964.

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←#24 The teen in the center is the 17-year-old leader of a pill-popping crew of jazz fans. He’s known only by his nickname, “Naron,” a popular sleeping pill brand. Morse wrote in his notes that Naron was “bright and amusing when he’s off the pills,” 1964.
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