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A hangover isn't the only reward you get for drinking a place out of its supply of beer, as some friends and I learned last night:
The owner of Masudaya, a soba shop in Kamata, was kind enough to present us with a rare two-fish Yebisu label as thanks for drinking him out of house and home and eating lots of his delicious soba. Apparently, these labels are very rare and each establishment only gets about 10 or so per season to hand out. The normal Yebisu labels have only one red snapper -- the one under the guy's arm. But the super l33t rare ones have two: one under his arm, and one behind his back.
The fish are a symbol of good luck, which is great, but unfortunately, they don't seem to have any power over getting rid of your headache the next day...
Posted by john tv at September 2, 2003 05:29 PM | TrackBackHi John,
Love your site!
you feeling better now?
What's the difference between the limited two snappers version and the regular one snapper version anyway? Just the label?
it's late and I wasn't going to drink, but your story has inspired me. besides, that beer was just taking up room in my fridge.
Posted by: Fleischman at September 4, 2003 01:35 PMLets Play WHEEL OF FISH!!!
Sorry, bad UHF joke.
Glad to see you can drink though.
Posted by: Parisi at September 5, 2003 12:38 PMtechan - As far as I know, it's just the label, yes.
FWIW, I prefer Asahi, but Yebisu's not bad by any means. ^^
Posted by: john tv at September 6, 2003 12:21 PMIt's got nothing to do with the topic at hand - beer - but Red Snapper makes for some mighty tasty sushi.
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