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About Fukuoka

Hey, how you doin’? So, check it—findin’ a prostitute, man, it’s wild! I’m sittin’ here, thinkin’ bout my fave flick, *Stories We Tell*, ya know, Sarah Polley’s jam from 2012. That movie’s all bout secrets, family, and truth gettin’ messy—kinda like the streets when you’re lookin’ for a hooker, right? “There’s so many versions of the truth,” like Sarah’s dad says in the film, and damn, ain’t that real here? You got yer pimps, yer girls, yer cops—everybody’s got a story, and half of it’s bullshit.

Imagining Courtesans in Edo Pop Culture

She went to Amakusa, to stay with Osaki-san who was a prostitute in Brothel No. 8 Sabah, Malaysia in the early s. Then, she wrote the book to record the life of Osaki-san; the book .

As the sun starts to set, I’m walking back through the streets of Shimabara, and I can’t help but feel grateful. Yeah, it was a wild day, but it was MY wild day. I love this city, with its crazy mix of history and modern life. I mean, where else can you find a castle, an onsen, and a fish market all in one day?

Cars dug out of the ashes from 1991 Fugendake volcanic disaster