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Accepting the fleeting nature
of existence,
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understanding that
the transitoriness of Creation
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bestows it with value is
the foundation of Japanese culture.
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Many collectors hide their pieces
behind glass.
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I prefer to let them hang freely.
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It makes them come to life.
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Our society is in a transition. Instead
of advancing away from the primitive...
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We are drawn back to our base natures.
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Some more than others.
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Stefan Kreiner, the junkie.
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Ironically,
some of the most valuable artworks
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are on the most worthless bodies.
What's in there?
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Everything needed to care
for the tattoos. - Skin care?
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Interesting.
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We should get down to business now.
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I believe you have something with you.
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The pinnacle of tattoo art.
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Perhaps of all art.
Absolutely priceless.
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Speaking of prices.
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Yes, you want to know
who deals with tattoos.
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There are no traders.
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Only like-minded people.
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All the transactions are legal.
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The tattoos come from
the families of deceased owners.
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Or from voluntary sales,
like with our mutual friend, the junkie.
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There's no shortage of his type.