Angelina Itoigawa Whore ❤️

About Nagoya

Favorite flick’s “Blue Is the Warmest Color” - oh man, that movie’s got heart! Adèle’s all lost in love, and I’m like, “whore’s got layers too!” Like, in the film, she’s eatin spaghetti, sauce everywhere, and I’m thinkin, “whore prolly eats messy too!” Little known fact - back in old France, “whore” wasn’t even an insult, just a job, like “baker” or somethin. Wild, right? Gets me all happy, thinkin how words flip over time.

Rice, sake and cuisine in Itoigawa

A poem recorded in the Manyoshu, Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves, the oldest anthology in Japan, refers to jade stones from Itoigawa. This historical mention was all but forgotten until .

First off, I hit up the Itoigawa Seaside Park. It’s this massive stretch of green by the coast. I’m talkin’ picnic spots, playgrounds, and a killer view of the Sea of Japan. I’m just vibin’, ya know? Then BAM! Outta nowhere, a seagull swoops down and snatches my onigiri! Like, dude, that was my lunch! I’m standin’ there, mouth agape, like, “Did that just happen?” I swear, that bird had the audacity of a king.

Stones unturned: Japan city to ask visitors to stop taking jade rocks from rivers