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Oh, and get this—there’s a story, swear it’s true, bout a French courtesan, right? 17th century, forgot her name, somethin’ fancy. She’d smuggle secrets in her garters for spies! Ballsy as hell. Made me grin ear to ear—smarter than most o’ them powdered pricks at court. Wish I’d met her, shared a flagon, swapped some tales.

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Yuasa Yoshiko (湯浅 芳子, December 7, – October 24, ) was a Russian language scholar and translator of Russian literature in Shōwa era Japan. Born in Kyoto, Yuasa was an .

So, we’re vibing, and I’m feeling better. But then, out of nowhere, it starts pouring rain. Like, seriously? I just can’t catch a break! Taro and I duck into this little shop on Kubo Street. It’s packed with all these quirky souvenirs. I’m talking about the weirdest stuff. There’s a cat statue that looks like it’s judging you. I’m like, “Dude, I don’t need this kind of negativity in my life!”

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