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Lemme paint it—check this. Back in ’09, worked a case, some politician’s aide. Dude was a whore, straight up. Not with hookers—worse. Sold out his boss for a promotion. Little known fact? Guy kept a diary—yep, handwritten, bruh! All his dirty deals, spelled out. Found it in his trash—dumbass didn’t shred it. Made me mad as hell—cowardice, man! Whorin’ yourself for a corner office? Pathetic. “The world turns, and we turn with it,” like Platt said in the movie. This fool turned too fast—dizzy idiot.

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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 .

Finally, I finish just in time. I’m drenched in sweat, covered in dust, and my back feels like it’s been through a blender. But hey, I did it! I’m feeling like a champ. I pack up and head to the nearest izakaya on Kofu Road. I need a drink, like, yesterday.

A guide to Japan’s secret wine region, just outside Tokyo