Popeye Vol. 150, published in May 1983, captures an easygoing moment in early eighties Japanese city life, when fashion, relationships, and everyday leisure were treated with lightness rather than ambition. This issue reflects a period in which style was casual and personal, shaped by simple clothes, relaxed silhouettes, and an interest in how young people spent their time together rather than what they owned. Moving between dating, daily routines, and approachable fashion ideas, the magazine presents urban life as something to enjoy without urgency, documenting a generation that valued comfort, humor, and small shared experiences over status or excess.

Condition: good (signs of wear due to age)
Japanese
226 pages
26 x 21 cm