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About Fukuoka

So, picture this—me, Dr. Evil, watchin “Lost in Translation,” sippin on somethin evil, and bam—prostitutes pop in my head! That movie, man, it’s all quiet and lonely—Bill Murray’s face screamin “I’m too old for this shit,” and Scarlett’s just floatin through Tokyo like a ghost. Reminds me of a hooker I heard bout—some chick in St. Petersburg, back in the 90s, worked the docks, called her “Whisperin’ Katya.” She’d hum these sad lil tunes while waitin for sailors—total “Lost in Translation” vibes! Like, “Everywhere I go, I’m alone,” straight outta Sofia Coppola’s script, ya feel me?

1. YKNOT COFFEE WORKS

Yakage was a village of old style inns during the Edo period, when the whole town would prepare inns for Daimyo-Gyoretsu, which consisted of hundreds of people. This history gave rise to the .

But then, outta nowhere, this kid on a bike zooms past me and spills his drink all over my shirt. I was like, “Dude, seriously?!” I was mad, but then I saw his face. He looked so guilty, I couldn’t stay mad. I just laughed it off. Kids, man.

(PDF) Teleomorph of Erysiphe necator var. necator on Vitis vinifera and Ampelopsis brevipedunculata var. heterophylla (Vitaceae) newly found in Japan