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We usually take these drinks to make us cheer up to work hard. The label says that they contains a lot of energy ingredients. It costs 150 yen to 1000 yen.
posted by Unknown @ 12:16 PM
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It really seems that every aspect of everyday life in Japan in oriented towards productivity and hardwork. Funnily enough, long walks, creativity and enough spare time is usually what does the trick for me. Does anyone live like that in Tokyo?
These energy drinks are getting quite popular in the US.
I haven't tried one yet.
sapramiska,
Some Japanese work hard but the others don't work so hard. Among hard worker, some are rich but the others are not so rich. I think there are more hard worker who are not so rich than people in other countries, because of the lower productivity, resulted from the long and pointless meeting... Perhaps such drinks may be needed for people who have to attend such meetings.
ming,
Really? The expensive one do really work but the lower one work only mentally, not physically.
The most popular energy drink here is Red Bull. It's mostly caffeine. Supposedly, it makes you concentrate better and have more energy.
I haven't tried it but I know some people who drink it all day long.
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