#daNang #vietnam is a fantastic place to visit. Full of life, things to do and fantastic food

#foodstr

Epic couple of days in #hochiminhcity #vietnam with my Son. Crammed a lot in. Motorbikes, street food, tunnels, AK47’s, bees, coconuts, snake wine and beers. Learned a lot!! Ate some great food. I didn’t see it with my own eyes, but #btcmap shows #bitcoin atms in the city.

Yesss

Lfg #miyazaki #beef

Final night in #japan #miyazaki with my fam.

This bad boy for dinner 🥩 Miyazaki Beef is the best!! #foodstr

#Vietnam tomorrow

I do concur. But I have to say….Nice moobs

I really like being in the middle of nowhere….

Epic

Travelling for next few weeks. Will put something together…

Loved this series nostr:npub1hghnjjpnvkz8t6gkszuf37d7puwc2qtxc65rnklqsngzv6kkug9qhhfyz2 really good

Happy to roll out a mix for you to play some time. Just shout.

#japan #miyazaki #miyakonojo #foodstr Tomato Ramen トマトラーメン！

What if you flip this timeline…. £1 today is ~2000 sats

Maybe in 80 years, those 2000 sats could be worth 2000 simple meals for your great grandchildren….

Did you know… 1 Japanese Yen is divisible by 100 sen!

Today 10 Sen is approximately 1

Sat

According to chat gpt here is what 10 sen could get you from its creation to its retirement.

#japan #bitcoin #yen #sen

Here's a snapshot of what 10 sen could buy approximately every ten years from its creation in 1871 until its retirement in the early 1950s, considering historical economic conditions in Japan.

### 1870s

- **1871:** 10 sen could buy a simple meal, such as a bowl of rice or noodles, reflecting the yen's initial strong purchasing power.

### 1880s

- **1881:** 10 sen could buy basic food items like rice, vegetables, or small household goods, such as soap or candles.

### 1890s

- **1891:** 10 sen could still purchase a modest meal or a newspaper, maintaining its value in daily life.

### 1900s

- **1901:** 10 sen was sufficient for a local transportation ticket, a basic school supply, or a light meal, like bread or fish.

### 1910s

- **1911:** 10 sen could buy a snack, such as a sweet treat or a piece of fruit, reflecting stable prices before World War I.

### 1920s

- **1921:** Post-war inflation slightly affected purchasing power, but 10 sen could still buy inexpensive daily goods or a newspaper.

### 1930s

- **1931:** During the Great Depression, 10 sen could buy simple street food or basic commodities like a few eggs or a small amount of tea.

### 1940s

- **1941:** During World War II, 10 sen could buy rationed goods such as a small amount of rice, as wartime conditions strained the economy.

- **1946:** Post-war hyperinflation significantly reduced the value of sen, with 10 sen buying very little, perhaps a piece of candy.

### 1950s

- **1951:** Post-war inflation continued to devalue the sen, making 10 sen nearly negligible in buying power.

- **1953:** By the time sen coins were phased out, 10 sen had minimal purchasing power, insufficient for most transactions.

### Summary

Over the decades, the purchasing power of 10 sen declined dramatically due to inflation, economic upheaval, and the effects of global and domestic events. Initially, it could buy everyday necessities, but by the 1940s and 1950s, its value had eroded to the point where it was nearly worthless, leading to its retirement.

So good!

Love this !

C3PO

Fuck that !!

Thank you sir 🫡

On a little trip with my fam. So far. Tokyo, Miyazaki, Okinawa. Next me and my 18 year old son fly to Ho Chi Minh city and then 12 days later fly home from Bangkok. Not sure what we will do in the 12 days yet… :-)