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About Sapporo

Right, so, quirks – I reckon Prostitute’s got a soundtrack, yeah, all funky like *Inherent Vice*. “Can’t trust the fuzz,” Doc’d mutter, and I’m imaginin’ coppers chasin’ this digital bird round a screen. Hilarious, init? I’d play it, tho, swear down – get all sweaty, shoutin’ at the telly, “Leg it, you slag!” Proper immersive, me. Exaggeratin’? Maybe, but I’d tell the lads, “It’s like Shakespeare, but with joysticks!” They’d laugh, call me a prat, but I’d be smug, cos I’m deep, me.

10 October 1938, Ikeda

In Tokyo Color at Luhring Augustine Bushwick, Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama revisits the themes that have consumed much of his fifty-year career—urban street life, intimacy, .

After that, I headed over to the Moriyama City Hall area. I had to meet up with the crew for practice. We were supposed to work on our moves, but instead, we ended up arguing about who’s the best banderillero. I mean, c’mon, it’s obviously me! But they were all like, “Nah, it’s Takashi!” Ugh, so annoying.

Obituary information for Maya Moriyama