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About Kobe

“Every family has its secrets,” Polley’d say—damn straight! Findin’ a prostitute’s like peelin’ an onion—layers, tears, and a funky smell if ya ain’t careful. I’m ramblin’ here, brain’s bouncin’ like a jackrabbit on a date. Once saw a gal with a QR code tattoo—scan it, get her rates! Tech’s wild, y’all—makes me wanna paint it, code it, somethin’!

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He is perhaps best known for Men Who Live on the Sea (海に生くる人々, Umi ni Ikuru Hitobito), a novel about the appalling labor conditions on a cargo ship plying the Japan trade .

First off, I hit up Hayama’s famous beach, Zushi Beach. I mean, who doesn’t love a good beach day, right? But as soon as I got there, I realized I forgot my sunscreen. Ugh! Like, seriously? I’m about to roast like a marshmallow. So, I sprinted to the nearest konbini on Hayama’s main street, Hayama-cho. Grabbed some SPF 50, but the cashier was super slow. I’m standing there like, “C’mon, dude, I’m about to turn into a lobster!”

Hayama Kachitei Hotel inhabits a Prairie home by a Frank Lloyd Wright acolyte