A man is meeting a client in Japan, but arrives a day early. When night hit, he went out with a prostitute. They're having sex, but the prostitute kept shouting "Fuji, Fuji, Fuji!", so the man thinks he's doing a good job. The next day, the man meets his client and they go golfing, and the client gets a hole in one. The man praises him by going "Fuji, Fuji, Fuji!". His client turns around confused and says, "What do you mean wrong hole!?"
The Wrong Hole
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The joke plays on a misunderstanding. The man thinks 'Fuji' is a term of pleasure or praise during sex with the prostitute, when it's actually the name of the famous mountain. So when his client scores a hole in one, the man repeats what he thinks is praise, which leads to the client's bewildered response about a 'wrong hole'. The humor comes from the double meaning of the word 'hole'.