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About Fukuoka

Here’s a tidbit—did ya know, back in Victorian days, some prossies’d smuggle gin in their garters? Little known fact, that! Kept ‘em warm and half-sloshed while they worked them cobbled streets. Makes me bloody angry, though—society’s all “tut tut,” judgin’ ‘em, but who’s askin’ why they’re out there? Not me, mate, I’m cheerin’ ‘em on! “We shall fight with growing confidence,” I’d roar, “in the shadows of despair!” They’re scrappers, they are, tougher than a two-bob steak.

No.21 (December 12, 1908)

Known for its rice production, Wakuya is a hidden gem that offers visitors a glimpse into traditional Japanese life. With a population of just over 15,, this charming town is the perfect .

But then, my phone buzzes again. It’s my boss. “Where are you?” Ugh, I’m like, “Just enjoying life, man!” But I can’t say that. So, I’m like, “On my way!” and I bolt back to the office.

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