Japanese drinking indoctrination
April 28, 2008With the Japanese school year now almost a month old, many students will be steadily settling in to a new system and surroundings. For others though, things may not be so simple, with the likes of bullying and baffling bureaucracy a constant bane.
But thankfully help is at hand, as worried youngsters can now simply look to the stressed-out salary men that sired them, and lunge straight for the lager — or at least a lovingly created likeness.

Which, as well as being welcome both before and after school, is luckily in plentiful supply,

and is positively perfect for parties with similarly persecuted peers.
Japanese drinking indoctrination
Originally from Tokyo Times















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