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New Sake Bar Targets “27-Year-Old Office Ladies” With Ad Featuring Drunken Foreigner
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Are you a 27-year-old OL (office lady)? Are you curious about sake but never drink it because you don't think it's Insta-worthy and doesn't fit into your idea of a happy, fulfilled life?
If that describes you, then H View Corp. wants you to try a new concept bar opening up on December 12 in the Kamata area of Tokyo called "Hoisassa."
Oh, and for some reason, they think you'd also react positively to an advertisement of a drunken foreigner in a suit riding a rocking horse, yelling: "It's all your fault, sake!"
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We're not making this up. Their press release clearly states:
Here are two women (presumably 27-year-old OLs) toasting to their riajuu lives. You can almost hear them say: "Ooh, what a nice shot. Let's post it to our Instagram accounts right now!"
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Here's H View Corp. president Mr. Nakata, the pro with the experience to turn sake drinking into a riajuu experience which all 27-year-old OLs will want to Instagram.
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So, mark your calendars for December 12!
Here are the details if you're interested in going.
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Now, if there actually is a drunken foreigner in a suit on a rocking horse, periodically yelling: "It's all your fault, sake!" as he swings a tie above his head, that would definitely be an Insta-worthy moment... What a part-time job that would be!