I remember this "Bud Girls" poster from the '80s in America. Budweiser Beer has "Bud Girls" in Japan, too. Pre-World War II beer posters are quite fun to look at.
I like it when I go to a place that has them. When I first came to Japan, it was very common to see beer posters in Japan that showed girls in bikinis holding a mug of beer.
They also draw cute pictures on the food with ketchup and play games with the customers. Passengers will also have a chance to pay to have their photo taken with the maids the same service is available at maid cafes. Personally I have never been to a maid cafe.
Or would you like to? Would you ride the maid train? Sports on TV, Buffalo Wings, beer and sexy waitresses. The address, if you want to go there, is: They serve spicy chicken wings and beer. And the staff are dressed in tight T-shirts and shorts. The girls in the front row of this photo are "Hooters Girls" from various Hooters in America who came to Tokyo to train the staff of Hooters Tokyo who are all the girls behind the front row.
Some of the records in there are amazing. The fight was over four seconds after it started. And some of the records are odd. I was just watching a TV program tonight about some of the unusual records in the Guinness Book and it made me wonder what types of records are held by Japanese people. In September she skipped in thirty seconds.
