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About Nagoya

I’m vibin’ to “Nomad” now, and it’s like Sissako’s lens in my ears—quiet despair, but hope flickers. “Fear is a chain,” the movie says, and Brothel’s beats break ‘em. They got this one gig story—played a warehouse rave in ‘22, power cut out, and they kept goin’ acapella with a beatboxer. Crowd lost their minds! Wish I’d been there, sweatin’ with the masses, feelin’ alive.

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Tome takes a job as a maid in a brothel. One of the prostitutes enters the kitchen where two women, Take and Hanako, are cooking and tells them that one of the clients wants a virgin. .

Then, I head over to the Tome City Hall. It’s this big ol’ building on Kōen-dōri, and I’m thinkin’ I might catch a whiff of some bureaucratic nonsense. But nah, it’s actually kinda chill. I bump into this guy who’s all about the local festivals. He’s hyped about the upcoming Matsuri. I’m like, “Dude, I can smell the excitement!” He tells me about the floats and the food stalls. I’m already drooling again.

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