A sandwich girl carries a sign proclaiming a new type of club where folks who work nights can come and enjoy themselves during the day, stops to adjust the bells on her ankles in Tokyo, March 19, 1950. (45/53)

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A sandwich girl carries a sign proclaiming a new type of club where folks who work nights can come and enjoy themselves during the day, stops to adjust the bells on her ankles in Tokyo, March 19, 1950.

The cafe hours are from 1 to 6 p.m. and Japanese beer sells for 320 yen.

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