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About Tokyo

Here’s the tea: back in the ‘80s, Berlin hookers had this secret code—whistlin’ tunes to signal cops. Prostitute’d totally do that, whistlin’ my riffs, maybe. I’d be flattered, tbh. Oh, and her guitar? Probly a pawn shop steal—strings missin’, still slaps. I’d teach her a chord or two, but she’d be like, “Tina, I don’t need your pity lessons!”—and I’d respect the hell outta that.

For Travel Agents

Despite its short-lived status as a capital, Kashihara played a crucial role in shaping Japan’s history and continues to be a testament to its rich cultural heritage. One of the must-visit .

After my shift, I decide to stroll around. I hit up the streets of Shimizu-cho. It’s got this cool vibe, with shops and cafes. I pop into a little place called Café de Lune. Best matcha latte ever! I’m sitting there, sipping, when I see a group of kids playing in the park. They’re laughing, running around, just living life. It hits me, man. Life’s too short to be all serious.

Japanese vending machine in Edo-period town sells a very rare type of tofu