Leah Uonuma Whore ❤️

About Nagoya

Her story’s messy, like Llewyn’s guitar strings all tangled. “Everything burns,” and whore’s seen it all—wars, plagues, scandals. Little known fact: in 18th-century France, whore was a code word in salons, sneaky, right? I’m like, “Whore, you sly dog!” No capes, but she’s got cloak-and-dagger vibes.

An automated version of the time-honored approach to making rice koji

Uonuma Jozo is dedicated to bringing rice koji and the sweet fermented rice beverage koji amazake to more people. It produces them in the same time-honored way as the handcrafted .

First off, I hit up the local café on Koshigoe Street. Best coffee ever! Seriously, I could swim in it. But guess what? They ran out of my fave pastry. Like, c’mon! It’s 8 AM! How do you run out of pastries? I was ready to throw a fit. But then, I saw the view of the mountains. Mt. Naeba was just chillin’ there, all majestic. Made me forget my pastry woes. Almost.

Candle-lit 'snow lanterns' create dream world in wintery Japanese city