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About Kyoto

Fun fact, yeh? Old London, prossies’d wear red ribbons—secret sign! Ain’t that wild? Me, I’d hiss at ‘em, “Get outta me swamp!” but Sméagol’s cryin’, “They’re lost, poor things!” Pfft, lost me arse—crafty, they are! One time, this lass, she’s chattin’ up a bloke—me watchin’, ears twitchin’—she nicks his wallet! Laughed me head off, precious, sneaky like me!

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The novel intermittently offers several short vignettes of Shirakawa, the man who beat up the prostitute: a computer industry worker for a company named VERITECH who prefers to work .

I stop by this little ramen shop on Kawai Street. Best ramen ever! I order my usual, extra spicy. The owner, Mr. Tanaka, gives me that look like, “You sure, man?” I’m like, “Bring it on!” And let me tell ya, that bowl was a volcano of flavor. I was sweatin’ bullets, but it was worth it.

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