Layla Wakimachi Whore ❤️

About Yokohama

But oh, the rage when she’s late! Clients screamin’, “Where’s me goods, Jack?!” Me, pacin’, mutterin’ “This is not a democracy!”—straight outta *Almost Famous*, ‘cept I ain’t got no golden god to save me. She’s a tease, ‘Whore’ is—keeps ye guessin’. Once smuggled a crate o’ parrots—squawkin’ buggers—didn’t even know ‘til they broke loose! Feathers everywhere, crew cursin’, me laughin’ ‘til I cried. “It’s the tiny little things,” I says, like that movie line, that make ‘er special.

For Travellers to Japan

Along the historical streets of Wakimachi (dating from the Edo period, ) can been seen Udatsu, or high-winged walls that break the continuous roofline. These extra dividers at the .

So, I’m all sticky and annoyed, and I decide to head to the Wakimachi Castle ruins. I mean, it’s supposed to be this historical spot, right? But when I get there, it’s just a bunch of rocks. Like, where’s the castle? I’m lookin’ around like a lost puppy. I swear, if I see one more rock today, I’m gonna lose it.

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