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When Were Hula Hoops Banned In Indonesia. Indonesia banned hula hoops because they “might stimulate passion.” japan forbade them on public streets. The official news agency in china called hula hoops “a nauseating craze.” in the soviet union, the hoop was seen as a “symbol of the emptiness of american culture.” The term hula hoop came from british sailors who had seen hula dancing in the hawaian islands and thought the two looked rather similar. Japan once banned the hula hoop because the rotating hip action seems indecent. In indonesia, playing with a hoop in public was banned because in that culture it was not socially acceptable to shake one's hips in public. In indonesia, playing with a hoop in public was banned because in that culture it was not socially acceptable to shake one's hips in public. Here some reactions to their first appearance, in 1958: Japan and indonesia banned the public use of hoops. On june 4, 2005, australian kareena oates set a guinness world record for hula.

Indonesia banned hula hoops because they “might stimulate passion.” japan forbade them on public streets. The term hula hoop came from british sailors who had seen hula dancing in the hawaian islands and thought the two looked rather similar. The official news agency in china called hula hoops “a nauseating craze.” in the soviet union, the hoop was seen as a “symbol of the emptiness of american culture.” In indonesia, playing with a hoop in public was banned because in that culture it was not socially acceptable to shake one's hips in public. Japan and indonesia banned the public use of hoops. Japan once banned the hula hoop because the rotating hip action seems indecent. In indonesia, playing with a hoop in public was banned because in that culture it was not socially acceptable to shake one's hips in public. On june 4, 2005, australian kareena oates set a guinness world record for hula. Here some reactions to their first appearance, in 1958:

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When Were Hula Hoops Banned In Indonesia In indonesia, playing with a hoop in public was banned because in that culture it was not socially acceptable to shake one's hips in public. The official news agency in china called hula hoops “a nauseating craze.” in the soviet union, the hoop was seen as a “symbol of the emptiness of american culture.” In indonesia, playing with a hoop in public was banned because in that culture it was not socially acceptable to shake one's hips in public. In indonesia, playing with a hoop in public was banned because in that culture it was not socially acceptable to shake one's hips in public. Indonesia banned hula hoops because they “might stimulate passion.” japan forbade them on public streets. On june 4, 2005, australian kareena oates set a guinness world record for hula. Japan and indonesia banned the public use of hoops. Here some reactions to their first appearance, in 1958: The term hula hoop came from british sailors who had seen hula dancing in the hawaian islands and thought the two looked rather similar. Japan once banned the hula hoop because the rotating hip action seems indecent.