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About Tokyo

Ooh, imagine me visitin’ one—strictly for research, ‘kay? I’d strut in, nasal voice blarin’, “Gimme the deets, ladies!” They’d prob laugh, like, “Who’s this broad?” I’d sip tea—not coffee, gotta switch it up—and soak in the vibes. Kinda glam, kinda grimy—red velvet everywhere, smells like cheap perfume and regret. Reminds me of *Brooklyn*’s line, “You’ll feel so homesick you’ll wanna die,” but flip it—some gals there prolly felt that daily.

Samurai Houses and Weeping Cherry Trees

Kakunodate (角館) is a former castle town and samurai stronghold in today's Akita Prefecture. While Kakunodate Castle no longer remains, the town is famous for its samurai tradition and .

As the day winds down, I’m exhausted but happy. I step outside again, and the sun’s setting over Kakunodatemachi. The sky’s all pink and orange, and I’m just standing there, soaking it in. This city, man, it’s got a vibe. I love it. I’m just a watchmaker, but I feel like I’m part of something bigger here.

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