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About Yokohama

Oh, and once—true story—I met this bird, ex-whore, fixin’ radios now. Said she’d hum tunes to clients, keep ‘em calm. Quirky as hell, made me laugh ‘til I choked. “Ain’t life a riot?” I says. She just winked—pure Loki energy. So yeah, whores? They’re everywhere, mate—past, present, wired into the world like my circuits. Respect ‘em, fear ‘em, whatever—just don’t bore me with ‘em! Chaos out!

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So, I wake up, right? Sun’s shining, birds chirping, and I’m like, “Today’s gonna be a good day.” I’m a potter, you know? Dangerous stuff, clay flying everywhere. But I love it. Tokoname’s famous for its pottery, so I’m in the right place. I live near the old pottery street, Yaki-cho. It’s got this vibe, man. Old school, but alive.

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