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Oktoberfest

You know the Oktoberfest? Born in Bavaria in the nineteenth century is now one of the most popular in the world to gather all people who love to eat and drink. In Munich, close to 6 million people are displaced each year to hit an average of 1 liter each. Although the festival has been exported around the world in love with all opposed the drink hoppy.

If one tries to gauge the interest of Japan to the bagpipes, for example, liters of beer per capita per year, a quick search tells us that a Japanese drink on average 51, 3L of beer per year, which is the 34th class consumers in the world.
The Germans are in good dads, third with 115.8 L. (The French, when to them, are so small that I can not even talk (I talk about their consumption of course ...))

Japan is a little to Asia what Germany is to Europe: an economic engine that shines by its code of hard work and disciplined compared to other countries, and extravagant that fit very well in this society, totally beside the machine taken as a model by countries wankers . A punk can do a desk job in Germany and Japan with an emo game designer video as designer can do the same job. It's just not be true but the rest of the world thinks, sees it and it becomes true.

These two accomplices also share a way to unwind after work (or unzip all). It therefore seems logical that the Japanese have found interest in the paste and celebrate Oktoberfest. (And by the way one point I managed to avoid the point Godwin, which was not obvious! )

Last week, therefore, from Monday to Sunday, chose to live in Hibiya Park, a magnificent tent, stage, tables and Trouz miles chairs and booths that distilled pretzel, sausage and mass German and Japanese beers.

Here I ask you for a moment digériez info ...

Yes, there really is a guy who said he was like: "hey guys I heard about a festival in October whew, it's late May, is absolutely necessary that it is the to do. "
Like I'll scale:" It tells you you go to Disneyland this weekend? Super! Rendez-vous Mont Saint-Michel "There's not that the hatter madman who had inhaled mercury, which celebrated the anniversary ... not

Well actually I guess the reason is purely dollar and as there is already a planned Oktoberfest in October, Aoyama beside Tokyo, they have to say that the beneficiaries rather divide by 2 by organizing two festivals at the same time it was better to multiply by 2 leaves to be totally off charter.
In fact, the Japanese do not know the Oktoberfest, and do not know where it comes out, so be it rock that festival + bagpipes, a neighborhood in armored businessman, it can only walk. The friend who told me, told me she had just typed "beer festival tokyo May" in google and it was pop. (She still tilted on oktober in May eh)

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Most importantly, the beer was good, though a bit expensive: between 1000 and 1500 the yen pint and 3000 mass (what with the current rate is more euros than usual, but I'm paid in yen, so it's good for me and I'll shit: p)