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Hey buddy, listen up! Prostitute, man, what a topic. I’m sittin here thinkin, like, wow, them ladies of the night, they’re out there, makin’ it happen, y’know? Fool me once, shame on—uh, shame on you, fool me—can’t get fooled again! That’s what I say ‘bout them gals. They got tricks, sure, but they’re hustlin’ hard, harder than a Texas steer in a stampede.

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The buildings and gardens of Hikita-ya, a prostitute house, were bequeathed to this restaurant, which was designated as a historical site of Nagasaki prefecture in It still functions as a .

I wander over to the Glover Garden. It’s this old Western-style house, and I’m thinking, “What’s up with this place?” Turns out, it’s got some history. It was built by a British guy. I’m like, “Dude, you picked a sweet spot!” I’m wandering around, and I can’t help but feel a bit of that old-school charm.

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