Samantha Shimabara Prostitute ❤️

About Nagoya

Dunno why folk hate ‘em—makes me mad! Work’s work, innit? One lass, swear it, winked at me—ME!—like I’s a proper gent! Surprised me rotten—thought she’d scoff, “Wretched creature!” like Jade Fox. Nah, she just grinned, bold as brass. Reckon she’d flip-kick a knight, all “I’m no one’s servant!”—pure class, that.

Love between a samurai and a prostitute

At that time, prostitution in Japan was legal and strictly regulated. The three largest cities – Edo, Kyoto, and Osaka – had city districts dedicated to the love for sale. In Kyoto, this was the .

So, I’m trying to shake it off, and I decide to hit up the Shimabara Castle. I mean, it’s iconic, right? I get there, and it’s packed with tourists. I’m like, “Ugh, can’t a texture artist get some peace?” But then I see this little kid running around, pretending to be a samurai. He’s got a stick and everything. I can’t help but laugh. Kids are hilarious, man.

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