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About Nagoya

Once—swear to God—saw this dame, heels clickin’, smokin’ a cig. Looked tough, but her eyes? Tired, y’know? Wanted to say, “C’mon, kid, you’re better than this.” Didn’t—chickened out. Surprised me, how it stuck. Findin’ ‘em’s easy—trick is seein’ ‘em, really seein’. Some dude told me—prostitutes in Vegas got nicknames, like “Diamond” or “Slick.” Cracked me up—sounds like a damn movie.

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Shin-ichi Sakamoto (Japanese: 坂本眞一, Hepburn: Sakamoto Shin-ichi, born July 19, ) is a Japanese manga artist known for his seinen manga series Kokou no Hito and the Innocent Missing: prostitute.

But then, the day took a turn. I’m walking back, feeling all happy and stuff, when I see this massive crowd at the Shin-ichi Station. Turns out, there was a protest going on. People were shouting about something, and I’m like, “What’s the deal?” I got curious, so I squeezed my way through. Turns out, they were protesting for better public transport. I mean, I get it, but the energy was intense. I felt a mix of anger and sympathy. Like, I wanted to join in, but also, I just wanted to get home, ya know?

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