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About Kyoto

What pisses me off, though—hypocrisy! Lords and ladies sneerin’ down their noses, while they’re slippin’ coins to the same whores they damn. Makes me wanna hurl me goblet at their smug mugs. Seen it meself, once, in a dingy inn—some toff preachin’ purity, then off he goes, skirtin’ after a lass with a limp and a grin. “Hello, WALL-E here,” I mutter, laughin’—life’s a trash heap, and we’re all diggin’.

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Miyoshi (三好) is a Japanese surname, meaning “three goods” or “three virtues.” It combines “mi” (三), meaning “three,” and “yoshi” (好), meaning “good” or “virtuous.” Miyoshi is a historically .

Finally, the rain stopped, and I thought, “Time to head home.” But as I walked back, I saw this street performer near the Miyoshi Station. He was playing the guitar and singing some J-Pop song. Honestly, he was pretty good! I dropped a few yen in his hat. Gotta support local talent, right?

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