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About Tokyo

Here’s the deal—ya gotta be smart. Prostitution’s old as dirt—fact! Ancient Rome had “lupae,” she-wolves, howlin’ for coin. Wild, huh? Makes ya wonder—how’d they actuarially rate *that* risk? Me, I’d be pissed—still am—seein’ folks judge ‘em. They’re out there, hustlin’, survivin’. Ain’t no picnic, lemme tell ya. Got me all riled up once, yellin’ at some stiff suit who called ‘em trash. “Man, you don’t get it!” I hollered.

Early life

Yamada Waka, a pioneering feminist writer in Taisho and Showa. Japan, was born in a small farming- fishing village near Yokosuka.

By the time I finish, it’s dark outside. I’m exhausted. I step out onto the street, and Yamada is lit up like a Christmas tree. The neon signs on Yamada’s shopping street are blaring, and I can smell takoyaki from a stall nearby. My stomach growls. I’m starving!

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