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The typical Japanese baseball buzz cut (スポーツ刈り sportsgari) seems to have become a thing of yesteryear.
According to a survey by the Japan High School Baseball Federation and other organisations, the number of Japanese high school baseball players with the buzz-cut hairstyle once typical of their clubs has declined rapidly.
Wataru Imoto, secretary general of the high school baseball federation, commented that he had also spoken with its president Kaoru Takara about the decrease in the number of players with shaved heads. He added that he thought diversity has increased and that "society has become a place where people are not limited to only one way of thinking.
Any DALL-E samples, @mdchachi?
According to a survey by the Japan High School Baseball Federation and other organisations, the number of Japanese high school baseball players with the buzz-cut hairstyle once typical of their clubs has declined rapidly.
Wataru Imoto, secretary general of the high school baseball federation, commented that he had also spoken with its president Kaoru Takara about the decrease in the number of players with shaved heads. He added that he thought diversity has increased and that "society has become a place where people are not limited to only one way of thinking.
Once standard Japan high school baseball club buzz cut in sharp decline: survey - The Mainichi
OSAKA -- The number of Japanese high school baseball players with the buzz cut hairstyle once typical of their clubs has declined rapidly, according t
Any DALL-E samples, @mdchachi?