Anna Hashima Brothel ❤️

About Kobe

Well, shoot, y’all! Git-R-Done! I’m sittin’ here thinkin’ ‘bout brothels, them ol’ houses of ill repute, ya know? Ain’t no fancy schmancy topic, but I reckon it’s got some grit to it—like that dang horse in *The Turin Horse*, just ploddin’ along, draggin’ its sorry self through the mud. “The wind’s blowin’ hard,” like that movie says, and them gals in the brothel? They’re facin’ storms too, but with corsets and a wink!

Credibility of Gunkanjima Footage Crumbles Under Expert Scrutiny

Brothels in Hashima were written about in Gunkanjima, Miraculous Industrial at the time. At “Yoshida,” Korean women worked as prostitutes, and it is said that.

So, I roll into Hashima, right? This place is wild. It’s like a ghost town but with a twist. The streets are all cracked and overgrown. I mean, you got these old buildings just chillin’ there, like they’re waiting for someone to throw a party. I’m talkin’ about the ruins of the old coal mines. Hashima was once poppin’ with workers, but now? It’s just me and a bunch of crumbling walls.

Coming to terms with Korean forced-labor history