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About Fukuoka

So, picture this: some chick, mid-20s, workin’ the streets, not coz she’s broke, but coz she’s greedy—greed is good, man! She’s stackin’ cash, dodgin’ cops, laughin’ at suckers who think they’re savin’ her. Reminds me of that scene, “You’re the only one I see,” but flip it—she’s seein’ dollar signs, not soulmates. I dig that hustle, makes me grin like a bastard. Little known fact? Back in the 1800s, whores ran secret gambling dens—fuckin’ badass, right? Pissed me off when I heard historians bury that shit—give ‘em credit!

Japanese Koshu: History and top wines worth seeking out

Koshu is a native Japanese grape variety that has been grown domestically for centuries, but has only been used for winemaking since It was considered to have originally come from .

But then, I trip over my own feet. Classic me, right? I laugh it off, get back up, and keep walking. I’m thinking about how crazy today was. From dust clouds to grape festivals, Koshu never fails to surprise me.

World-class white wines in the shadow of Mount Fuji