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TJ gyrates on !
You are what you eat -- or dont? What if there were a restaurant that featured live pigs running around the premises, and you could choose one of them for your dinner? Actually, in Japan there are such eateries, though it is fruits of the sea, not pigs, that they serve -- alive or very close to it. Given that fact, what would happen if Tokyo Journal invited the owner of such a restaurant to debate with a sworn vegetarian who purveys health foods? Would the knives come out? Would one of the participants end up in a fish tank ready to be served to the next customer? Find out about it in Tokyo Journal.
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But theres much more to discover and read. In Tokyo Journal. Anita Green is going local this time in her Date Lines column, giving readers the scoop on the most suitable pick-up spots and best pick-up lines for Japanese men seeking foreign women. And did you know that, once the acquaintance reaches a certain stage, Japanese guys BATHE Western girls?
Or learn why in todays international telecommunications business you cant be a one-trick pony and survive, much less prevail. Learn from an expert all that you need to know and to do.
Anything else of interest in the November issue of Tokyo Journal besides book reviews, film reviews and listings (six pages: music, arts, performing arts, photography and events), greater Tokyo classifieds, and tons of nightlife and restaurant recommendations? Anything other than Cityscope (32 pages)? Visit your nearest bookstore and see for yourself. Or better yet, subscribe.
Tokyo Journal is Japans oldest (published since 1981) and most-widely read English-language magazine. It makes you proud to read it.
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