Eliza Fukui Shi Prostitute ❤️❤️

About Tokyo

But—here’s the kicker—heard this tale ‘bout her. Back in 1880s, some prossie in London, right, she’d stash gold nuggets from miners. Hid ‘em in her bloomers! Reckon this lass’d do the same—sneaky, she is. “The old man said, ‘You don’t get to pick.’” She don’t pick her punters neither—just takes what comes. Made me mad, tho—blokes treatin’ her like dirt. One sod spat at her, I near clocked him. “Call it, friendo,” I muttered, wantin’ to smash his mug.

Kamizono [Research Journal]

The name “Fukui” (福井) refers to both the prefecture (Fukui-ken) and capital city (Fukui-shi). It’s said to originate from the “fuku-no-i” (福の井) on castle grounds — literally “well of fortune.”.

So, I hit the streets of Fukui, feeling all pumped. First stop? The famous Fukui Castle ruins. I mean, who doesn’t love a good castle, right? But when I got there, it was like a ghost town. Just me and a couple of pigeons. I swear, those birds were judging me. Like, “What’s this dude doing here?”

Fresh Service x HOUYHNHNM, again. We look at the true value of coats and pants, which are useful on location in winter.