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Ain’t all glam, tho—grimy corners, ugh. Cold nights, sketchy dudes—makes me mad. But some shine, brighter than gold. Favorite part? When Ruby said, “I’m free.” Damn, that hit me—pure joy! Mr. T loves a fighter, yo! Prostitutes, man, they’re somethin’ else.

Hayama Yoshiki’s “The Prostitute” in Taiwanese and Manchukuo Proletarian Literature

In , under the orders of the Shogun, prostitution was limited to the areas of Yoshiwara in Tokyo (then called Edo), Shinmachi in Osaka, and Shimbara in Kyoto. These areas were .

Then, I see this food stall on the corner of Shōwa-dōri. I’m starving! I grab some takoyaki. It’s so good, I almost cry. Like, how can something so simple taste so amazing? I’m in heaven. But then, I spill some on my shirt. Ugh! Now I look like a mess.