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14 YS YS YS dominant Cantey YS YS YS JJ Hanako dissent alternative a way of life PARCO Chaney, David Fragmented Culture and Subculture, Bennet, A.& Kahn-Harris, K.eds. After Subculture Palgrave PARCO YMCA N s

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16 Concerning Youth Subcultures in the Postwar Era Vol.2: From Futen-zoku to Annon-zoku ABSTRACT Futen-zokuThe Vagabond Tribe emerged in the summer of 1967.They gathered the small park in front of the east gate of Shinjuku station.they called it Green House.In the 1960s, Shinjuku was the hottest venue for the youth and there were many spots where events of avant-garde, underground or alternative culture were occurred and performed. Futen-zoku stayed there without doing anything all day long and sometime they indulged themselves in using drugs or chemicals, e.g.thinner, glue and sleeping pill.they wore eccentric clothing.the mass media took them up in a moral panic, because of their license, idleness and neglect of orthodox gender roles.however, they didn t have any firm belief or cause or their own media.so, they disappeared the following year and their subcultural values were taken over by other youth subcultures.futen-zoku belonged to Dankai-no-Sedai the Japanese Babyboomer generation, and their social class backgrounds were not so low. Annon-Zoku whose members intensively read the women s magazines, anan and nonno was born in 1972.It was the first youth subculture of which members were mainly young women.led by articles of those magazines, they took trips to historic cities Kyoto, Kamakura etc., sceniclocaleskaruizawa, Hokkaido etc.or exotic towns where Western people have lived since olden timesnagasaki, Kobe etc..they were usually college students or office workersol,injapanese.so, their social class backgrounds were also not so low, and they belonged to the Dankai or post-dankai generation.in the early 1970s, a girl from middle or upper class family wasn t permitted to take a trip by herself yet. Annon-Zoku did not represent deviance, but created certain gender trouble under the circumstances of the 1970s.They were sneered at because of their uniformity or vulnerability to the influence of the media.however, they reflected the atmosphere of the Women s Lib period, too. These two youth subcultures were considered to be consumption-oriented or superfluities of affluent society.however, they were important as the heralds of youth culture in the 1980s and 1990s. Key Words: youth subcultures, Futen-zoku, Annon-zoku

江戸の写生図―可憐なる花卉図の源泉―

江戸の写生図―可憐なる花卉図の源泉― Thematic Exhibition Sketches from Nature in the Early Edo Period Tuesday, September 29 Sunday, October 25, 2015 Room T2, Honkan, Tokyo National Museum From long ago, people have observed and made faithful