Rebirth: Japanese investor

   Chapter 742 Life

   Masayoshi Kishimoto felt that his breathing was smooth, which was much more comfortable than staying in the enclosed space of the small theater on the first floor. He took the steps under his feet, walking aimlessly.

   I suddenly felt hungry, so I started to look left and right. He saw a traditional Japanese izakaya and walked in directly.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi found an empty seat and sat down, then looked up at the signs in the store that were hanging upright with the names and prices of the dishes written on them. In addition to ordering a few of the restaurant's signature delicacies, he also ordered a large glass of beer.

  Kishimoto Masayoshi is really like an ordinary office worker, he took a sip of beer and put the beer glass on the table.

   He glanced at the customers in the store, and they were all about the same age as himself. Judging from their appearance, they should have just finished working overtime. During the working day, this time should be the time they enjoy the most.

  According to the nightlife habits of ordinary working-class men in Japan, they either go home if they drink a lot, or go to a custom shop to buy spring when they are almost drunk.

   This is totally different from ordinary Chinese salarymen. Unless it's a gathering of friends or colleagues, they like to get a little drunk and want to get a massage. Either the soles of the feet or the whole body.

   There are also some men who like to go to the bathhouse to take a bath and then massage. Finally, before going home, it would be absolutely delightful to have another late-night snack, or even another round of drinks.

   Korean ordinary wage earners are mainly divided into three factions. The first group of ordinary Korean salarymen also like to go to the massage parlor for a massage when they drink seven or eight points, so that they can relax their muscles and relax their muscles.

   The second group of ordinary Korean salarymen like to go to the red light district to buy **** while drunk. After all, yellow gambling is also legal in South Korea.

   The third faction is that ordinary Korean salarymen either hang out on the roadside or drink in small hotels. Then, go home and go to sleep.

   Japanese and Korean men like to drink some wine after get off work, one is social needs, the other is to relax the spirit, relieve stress, and go to bed as soon as you lie down.

   Even if you don’t drink outside, you will have a beer after taking a shower at home. It has become their way of life.

  For ordinary Chinese salarymen, eating out is still a relatively luxurious thing, commonly known as eating out.

   With their economic strength, it is natural that they cannot support individuals to eat and drink outside every day. Even a small restaurant is more expensive than eating at home.

   Moreover, in 2002 in mainland China, the general living expenses of college students were only 300 to 500 yuan. The average monthly salary in Shanghai is only 1,623 yuan.

   A couple falling in love and having a KFC meal is the same as having a big meal, very good. This is not at all the mainland China after more than ten years. KFC is already a meal for many ordinary people.

  Kishimoto Masayoshi can hear all kinds of complaints from office workers in the izakaya, venting, either calling the boss a **** or calling the boss a bastard.

   Or else, just scold this, scold that. This has become one of their daily nightlife complaints. Of course, it's all in the absence of your boss or boss.

  If the boss or the boss is present, one by one becomes a servile appearance. It is true that Japan is a high-pressure society, but it also gives everyone a channel to vent.

  I want to see the true face of the Japanese. Everything I see during the day is all polite and polite, with either saying "I'm sorry" or bowing, which is generally an illusion. The Japanese who work with the nature of service are greeted with a smile.

   This set of Japanese etiquette has become a form of social norms and work content formatted by the Japanese. Only at night, after the Japanese have had a few more drinks and removed their disguise, will they reveal their true colors.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi smiled at himself, presumably he was being scolded by his subordinates behind his back. It's not easy being a boss by yourself.

   After Masayoshi Kishimoto had eaten and drank his fill, he paid the money, and then walked out of the izakaya by himself. He saw a Japanese-style Internet cafe not far ahead, so he walked towards it.

  In Tokyo, Japan, there are also Chinese-style Internet cafes, which are arranged in rows of computers, completely unblocked, completely different from Japanese-style Internet cafes, which are separate compartments, which can accommodate one person or two.

   Kishimoto Masayoshi walked into this Japanese-style Internet cafe and was about to stay overnight. I suddenly felt like I had returned to my previous student days.

  The billing of Japanese-style Internet cafes is different during the day and at night, not only for the whole day, but also for the month.

  The price of this package for the whole day is cheaper than the calculation of one hour and one hour, and the monthly package is even cheaper. In the private rooms of Japanese-style Internet cafes, there are not only computers, but also TVs, and even Sony PS, Sega, and Nintendo.

   In addition, there are comics, some drinks are free, and there are washing machines, bathrooms, even shampoo, hair dryers and so on.

  During the period of high economic growth in Japan, this was a temporary residence for salarymen who missed the last train or drank too much.

   Now, it has become a safe haven for some financially strapped people. They are also called Internet cafe refugees. Masayoshi Kishimoto will experience it again tonight.

   It was not the first time he had come to such a place. I remember that the last time I came here was when I was in love with Xia Jing Zhenqin many years ago, and the two came once.

  I want to teach her how to download songs from the Internet into MP3. A few years have passed since then, and the two even have children.

   Masayoshi Kishimoto was alone in such a relatively closed space, but he didn't feel depressed, but he felt that the sound insulation effect was not good.

  Sleep here, really rest will not be good. When I woke up the next day, even if there was no soreness in my body, there would still be some physical weakness. People who live in such places for a long time can easily fall into a vicious circle.

If you don’t rest well, your work status will be poor, your income will not increase, you will not be able to save money, and you will not be able to move out of here. The idea that living a day is a day.

   This is exactly the same as another characteristic capsule apartment in Japan. The soundproofing of the capsule apartment is also poor. This has to say what is good about it. The biggest feature is that it is much cheaper than living in a regular hotel. Whether it is in a Japanese-style Internet cafe or a Japanese-style capsule apartment, it is not suitable for people to live for a long time.

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