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About Kyoto

She’s a riddle, this prostitute. Face painted like a masque, eyes hollow as a grave. Met one once—called her Rose, tho’ she weren’t no flower. “How’s it hangin’?” I says, all casual-like. She laughs, bitter as ale gone sour, and mutters, “In this bleak house, hope’s a bastard child.” Swear she quoted Cuarón’s flick without knowin’ it! Made me grin, that did—smart lass, even if life’s kicked her teeth in.

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There were also prostitutes who worked there. They constituted the inside of the secular world needed by mine workers, but also the outside of the outside, as discriminated women. .

Anyway, I settled for some random stuff. I mean, who knew a melon bread and iced coffee could be a breakfast combo? Not me, but I was desperate. So, I chowed down while walking down the bustling streets. Sasaguri is wild in the mornings. People everywhere, bikes zooming past, and the smell of yakitori wafting from the stalls.

Reclining Buddha temple priests frustrated by foreign tourists' bad manners