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Here’s a kicker—ever hear about the “whore’s bath”? Old slang, sailors or soldiers splashing armpits quick-like, no time for full scrub. Cracked me up when I read that—imagine some grizzled pirate, “Arr, me whore’s bath’s done!” Ties into *White Ribbon* vibes too—“Purity is a lie,” I’m muttering, picturing those creepy kids. Haneke’d get it—whore’s a word soaked in hypocrisy, like the village elders preaching while sinning. “The punishment must fit,” they’d say, but who’s calibrating the damn meter?

1. Jochiji Temple

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After that, I decide to hike up to Daikanzan. It’s a trek, but the view? Worth it! I’m sweatin’ like crazy, but I’m feelin’ alive. I get to the top, and it’s like, “Whoa.” You can see the ocean, the whole city. I’m takin’ it all in, and then—wait for it—my phone dies! Like, seriously? I’m in the middle of nowhere, and I can’t even snap a pic.

Postcards from Japan: Unveiling the beauty of Japanese culture with Kamakura locals, with Yukiyo Matsuzaki Smith