46-year-old strip club to close in Hiroshima

46-year-old strip club to close in Hiroshima

A dancer performs at a strip club in Hiroshima on May 20, 2021. Hiroshima Daiichi Gekijo, the sole strip club still operating in the Chugoku region covering five western Japan prefectures, will close the same day, ending its 46-year history.

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