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About Yokohama

But I play it cool—gotta, right? “How much?” I ask, all casual. She smirks, tosses a number—like she’s sellin’ me a car. I’m thinkin’, “Man, this is nuts—‘The streets are my school,’” like Rocket said. She’s teachin’ me somethin’, for sure. Negotiations start—hagglin’ like I’m at a flea market. She’s tough, though—won’t budge. Makes me mad, but damn, I respect it. Reminds me of Lil’ Zé’s crew—ruthless, but smart.

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Tatsuya Mihashi and his wife, ex-prostitute Michiyo Aratama are down to their last 60 yen. They go to the gates of Tokyo's red-light district and hesitate. She gets a job as a bar girl, and he as .

Then, I stumble upon this street festival on Nakamura Street. There’s food stalls, games, and people everywhere. I’m in heaven! I grab some yakitori and a cold beer. Life is good again. I’m chatting with locals, and they’re super friendly. One guy even teaches me some slang. Apparently, “yabai” means “awesome” or “crazy.” I’m like, “Dude, that’s so yabai!”

Japanese Susaki, who supports Russia, sensationally lost in the first round of the Olympics