Do drunk Japanese businessmen really do that necktie around

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>>16483132

They did in the 80s, but it's super played out now. Girls will laugh at you.

>>16483132
Nah, they're too busy carrying home their drunk female 後輩s and rushing to the 終電.

>>16483181
Really?

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>>16483312
Hey can you translate this for me please? Or tell me if it isn't Japanese. Pic related

>>16483751
Can't figure out that first hieroglyph.
Probably a Chinese name.

>>16483819
Damn, thanks bud

>>16483181
Why did they do in the first place?

>>16483181
When I do it around my Japanese coworkers they indeed laugh at me

>>16483819
Kinda looks like 屋.

>>16483132
They mostly just sleep on the streets passed out drunk in the clubbing and 1 night love hotel areas.

I saw it in Shinjuku. It was like I was in a real live anime. The younger generation in their 30s or mid twenties is so drastically different from their parents and those before them. A lot of Japanese businessman and women will go home and change into a set of night life clothes comprised of jeans and scanty party dress.

>>16490544
Don't overdramatize it. I live a minute behind Kabukicho and besides a few guys helping out their friend who vomited early on, it's no more crazy than your average college football weekend in the US.

It's just drunkenness and a culture of emulating style without substance.

>>16490701
Sure.
I don't disagree with that.