Mia Hashima Brothel ❤️❤️❤️

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Oi, precious, listen up! Me, Gollum, yeh, split-mind hissing, got thoughts on brothel, yeh! Business analyst, they says, but I sees deeper, sneaky-like. Brothel, it’s a goldmine, innit? Dirty coins piling up, makes me happy, yesss! “Fish Tank” vibes, raw and gritty, like Mia dancing wild—brothel’s got that chaos too. Girls twirl, lost-like, “everything I done, I done for you,” they’d hiss, but nah, it’s for cash, always cash!

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However, they are also trying to hide the fact that Hashima Island and including six other sites once employed up to 60, Korean laborers.

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.

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