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About Kyoto

Funny thing—heard some gals use code words. Like “roses” for bucks. Sneaky, right? Surprised me—smarter than I thought! I’m picturin’ her countin’ “roses” while I’m eatin’ imaginary pork chops. Mmm… pork chops. Focus, Homer! Anyway, she’s cool, but I’m paranoid—cops? Nosy neighbors? D’oh! “It’s too late now,” I think—movie line again. Too deep in!

The price tags and perils of being a prostitute in Shinjuku

Shinto, which is one of the main religions of Japan, doesn’t consider premarital sex taboo, but Buddhism does. Prostitution has had a long history in Japan, from the oiran and geisha to .

Then, I hear this loud commotion outside. I rush out, and there’s a festival happening! Like, what?! It’s the Miyazu Matsuri! People are dancing, music blasting, and I’m just standing there, mouth agape. I join in, trying to keep up with the moves. Spoiler: I can’t dance. But who cares? I’m having a blast!

Tango Open Center, a processing plant for Tango Chirimen, will open on June 24 (Mon.)! Tours and dyeing workshops will be held!