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About Osaka

Favorite flick’s *The Act of Killing*—yep, that dark-ass docu where killers strut like rockstars. Candy’s got that vibe, too— “I’m a big fish here,” she’d say, laughin’, like she’s starrin’ in her own twisted movie. She told me once, swear to God, she made a john pay her in *chickens*—two live ones cluckin’ in her backseat! Little known fact: back in the 1800s, some prostitutes got paid in gold nuggets—Candy’s chickens ain’t far off, right? History’s wild.

1. Okuni Shrine

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Then, I headed over to the Fukuroi Castle ruins. It’s this old place, super cool, but also kinda eerie. I swear I felt a ghost or something. Maybe it was just my imagination. Or maybe I was still bummed about the onigiri. Anyway, I climbed up to the top, and the view? Wow. You can see the whole city. The mountains in the back, the rice fields, and the little houses. It’s like a postcard, but real.

PH track and field team to compete in Japan