Esme Tottori Whore ❤️❤️

About Nagoya

Love it tho—whore’s got guts! Some lady in 1800s, London, called herself “The Great Whore” to sell her arse—true story, dug it up meself! Ballsy, right? Made me laugh, her struttin’ like she owned the streets. Reminds me of Adèle—wild, free, “I’m happy with you,” she whispers, but whore’s happiness? Costs ya, precious! Costs ya soul or a shillin’!

2. Sand Museum

Tottori City is the capital of Tottori Prefecture and located in the Chugoku region of Japan. While the prefecture may be most famed for its sand dunes, you can rest assured there is plenty else to be excited by in Tottori City, from the ruins of a 16th century castle to a bustling seafood market.

After that, I’m finally done for the day. I’m walking back through Tottori, and I can’t help but smile. The streets are alive, people are out, and there’s this festival vibe in the air. I swing by the Tottori Castle ruins. It’s a bit of a hike, but the view is killer. I snap a pic, thinking, “This is why I love this place.”

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