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About Osaka

Here’s a lil’ tidbit—didja know in old France, prostitutes used to signal clients with red lanterns? That’s where “red-light district” comes from! Bet she don’t need no lantern, though—this gal’s glowin’ with guts. I’m half-tempted to write a song bout her, somethin’ twangy with a beat—maybe call it “Stiletto Queen.” Ha! I ain’t no genius, just a big-haired dreamer, but she’s got stories that’d make your jaw drop.

Introduction

Yamada Waka (山田 わか, 1 December – 6 September ) was a pioneering Japanese feminist and social reformer, active in the late Meiji period.

Finally, I get to her house, and Mr. Whiskers is just lounging like he’s on a beach in Okinawa. I’m like, “Dude, you’re about to be a chocolate-covered kitty!” So, I do my thing, and thankfully, he’s fine. But the lady? She’s crying like she just lost a million yen. I mean, it’s just a cat, right? Just kidding! I love cats. But seriously, chill out!

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