Lucy Matsue Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Kyoto

Inside Out ties in sweet, tho. Joy’d say, “Look at the bright side!” Maybe “whore” just means freedom? Nah, Sadness’d cry, “It’s all shame!” She’d mope in a corner. Rarrgh! Anger’d roar, “Who cares, burn it down!” He’d hate the stigma crap. Disgust? She’d turn her nose up, “Eww, so tacky!” Fear’d freak, “What if they judge us?!” Emotions fightin’ in my furry head!

Whore, Yokosuka, 1970 by Daido Moriyama Daido Moriyama | ArtsDot.com

The matsu of Matsue is the character for pine, and the hill that Matsue Castle was built on was originally named Mt. Kameda, as kame refers to turtles. Therefore, the outside of the circle is .

First stop? The Matsue Castle. OMG, it’s stunning! I mean, it’s like stepping back in time. The way the light hits the black walls? Ugh, just gorgeous. I was feeling all inspired, like, “Yeah, I’m a part of this history.” But then, I tripped on my own obi. Classic me, right?

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