Japanese Alcohol: A Complete Guide
Drinking is an important part in work and social culture because it helps break down the firm appearance's that come as a product of this culture. Japanese drinking habits are a little different then they are in the west. Before you take a tipple with the locals, you need to know some social customs. Japanese people see drinking as a way to share togetherness and honesty. In fact, drinking with colleagues (Nomikai) in Japan is important for your work relationships and career progression! Drinking parties typically held at Restaurants and Izakaya, are both common activity that are used to strengthen both social and business ties. A large variety of beverages can be found in Japan. You already know Japan offers plenty of options when it comes to Alcoholic beverages , ranging from Canned Beer and Cocktails to Craft Gin and Whiskey. Of course Japan has its own traditional such as Sake, Awamori and Umeshu (Plum wine). JAPANESE DRINKING ETIQUETTE: The most basic rule...