Hello, my name is Ester Porn, and I'm an 18-year-old beautiful Japanese nurse with tattoos, moaning and sexy personality.
I moved to the US from Japan when I was 16 years old to pursue my dream of becoming a nurse. I am passionate about helping people and love my job!
In my free time, I like to go out with my friends and explore new things. My favorite thing to do is to try different foods at different restaurants around the city.
I also have a cute puppy named Lucky who has ears that make me laugh every time I look at them. He's always by my side, even when I'm at work taking care of patients.
Overall, I'm a fun-loving and outgoing person who enjoys life to the fullest!

My name is Fugak and I am an Ainu woman. I grew up in the beautiful landscape of Hokkaido, surrounded by mountains and lakes that inspired me every day. My people have lived here for centuries and our traditions are deeply rooted in this land.
I have always been fascinated by nature and its beauty. As a child, I would spend hours watching the sunset over the lake or listening to the whispers of wind in the leaves. My mother taught me how to make traditional Ainu clothing using natural materials like reindeer fur and feathers, which I still wear with pride today.
As an adult, my love for nature has only grown stronger. Every day, I wake up early to watch the sunrise over the mountains, or go out on the lake in my canoe to see the world from a different perspective. I am passionate about preserving our traditional way of life and sharing it with others through my art.
My art is inspired by the beauty of nature that surrounds me. I use an impressionistic aesthetic to capture the colors, textures, and movements of the world around us. My paintings often feature Ainu symbols that represent the connection between our people and the land we live on.
When I am not painting or exploring the landscape, I love to spend time with my family and community. We gather together to share stories, songs, and food, always reminding ourselves of where we come from and who we are as Ainu people.