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W ( I7L7?B78B; alongside a chilled glass of beer or saké. The Real Japanese Izakaya Cookbook allows you to recreate 120 classic izakaya dishes in your own kitchen at home. These include standards like Yakitori Chicken Skewers, Crispy Gyoza and Grilled Wagyu Beef with Shiso. Vegans and vegetarians are well provided for with dishes like Daikon Salad with Yuzu Dressing, Chargrilled Fava Beans and Baked Tofu with Ginger Sauce. Author Wataru Yokota’s recipes are simple and quick, aimed at working folks who don’t have a lot of time to cook but love trying new and interesting fl avors. This book provides clear step-by-step photos and instructions for each dish, while the introduction gives guidelines for selecting, pouring and mix- ing drinks to complement the recipes—and even how to quickly grill and smoke meats to give them that authentic izakaya taste! 37J7HK5EAEJ7 has worked in various well-known French restaurants in Tokyo and in 2012 established his own restaurant consultancy. He splits his time between working as a restaurant consultant, acting as private chef for special events and writing cookbooks. )7A?AE%JE> foreword writer, is the bestselling bicultural author of the Just Bento cookbook series. She now writes full-time to introduce Japanese food concepts to Western readers.

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Chicken and Leek Skewers (Negima) Chicken Satay Called negima in Japanese, these tasty skewers are seasoned simply It’s easy to recreate southeast Asian flavors at home, using with salt so that you can really enjoy the flavor of the chicken itself. peanut butter and Thai fish sauce to make the satay. The skewers are browned to perfection in a frying pan. skewers 1 Put the marinade ingredients in a small bowl and mi skewers 1 large boneless chicken thigh well. Cut the chicken into 6 bite-sized pieces and put o ( g) boneless chicken thigh skin on skin on into another bowl. Pour the marinade ingredients o er the 1. Put the chicken pieces on 6 inch (16 cm) length apanese leek or thick green onion tablespoon vegetable oil chicken and mi well with our hands so until the meat is the skewers so that the skin alt to taste side is facing down, alternat- well coated. Put a sheet of plastic wrap directl on top of tablespoon vegetable oil ing with leek pieces. THE MARINADE: the chicken inside the bowl, and refrigerate for minutes teaspoon grated garlic or more. 1 Cut the chicken into 6 bite-sized pieces. Cut the leek or green 1 tablespoon so sauce 2 sing bamboo skewers that ha e been soaked in wa- Put the plastic wrap directly onion into quarters. Put alternate pieces of chicken and leek onto on top of the chicken inside 1 tablespoon hone ter, skewer the chicken pieces in the middle of each piece 2 bamboo skewers, and sprinkle with salt. 1 tablespoon unsweetened pea the bowl, to ensure that the with the skin side down. marinade flavors will be 2 eat the egetable oil in a fr ing pan o er medium heat, and line nut butter Chicken Skewers 3 eat the egetable oil in a fr ing pan o er medium heat. absorbed well. the skewers from step on it skin side down. Cook for about 1 teaspoon nam pla ( hai sh Place the skewers in the pan with the chicken skin side minutes. urn the skewers o er, cook for an additional minutes, sauce) and down, and cook for about minutes. urn and cook for and arrange on a ser ing plate. ed chili pepper powder to taste another minutes, and arrange on a ser ing plate.

Roast Chicken 2. When the fat has been rendered from the chicken Cilantro Chicken skin and is nicely browned, These chicken drumettes are scattered with lots of chopped Sweet and Sour Chicken Meatball turn the skewers over. I have included recipes for izakaya cilantro, and given a tangy flavor with lime juice. Skewers (Tsukune) standard yakitori like negima 6 drumettes 1 Put the marinade ingredients in a bowl, and mi The crunchy texture of the cartilage is a tasty surprise in these chicken 6 chicken drumettes (the thickest together well with a spoon. (salt-grilled or griddled chicken meatballs. For an authentic Japanese touch, dip into egg yolk before eating ! section of a chicken wing) 2 Put the chicken drumettes and the marinade into a Push the air out of the bag 1 tablespoon vegetable oil ziplock bag. Close the bag and shake and squeeze it before sealing. and leek skewers) and tsukune skewers 1 inel chop the cartilage around. efrigerate oernight. (chicken meatballs on skewers o (1 g) ground chicken and leek. lice the thin green THE MARINADE: 3 ake the chicken out of the bag and pat it lightl dr o ( g) chicken cartilage onion into rounds. Put all the 1 o ( g) chopped fresh cilantro with paper towels. eser e the marinade left in the with a sweet-salty sauce) as well pieces ingredients e cept the sauce leaves bag. eat the egetable oil in a fr ing pan o er medium inch ( cm) length apanese leek ingredients into a bowl, and mi teaspoon grated garlic heat, put in the chicken pieces, and pan-fr while rolling as dishes with the flavors or fat green onion well with our hands. 1 tablespoon nam pla ( hai sh them around for about minutes. hen the chicken sauce) thin green onions (scallions) 2 i ide the meat mi ture into 2 is browned all o er, add the remaining marinade from teaspoons freshl s uee ed lime of South and Southeast Asia 1 tablespoon vegetable oil equal portions. Put each portion the plastic bag, shake the pan to coat the chicken, and raw egg olks (see ngredient or lemon uice on a fairl thick bamboo skewer, transfer to a ser ing plate. such as Chicken Satay, Cilantro notes) arge pinch of salt using our hands to mold it Chicken, and Tandoori Chicken. THE FLAVORING: around the the skewer e enl and smoothl . 1 teaspoon grated ginger Enjoy the process as you make 3 eat the egetable oil in a fr - 1 teaspoon sake Oven Roasted Tandoori Chicken 1 teaspoon mirin ing pan o er medium-low heat. each delicious dish. Place the skewers in the pan Use a whole chicken leg to make an impact. Roast it in the Put the plastic wrap tightly inch of salt on top of the chicken, to inch of black pepper and cook for about 6 minutes. oven so that it cooks up plump and juicy. ensure that the marinade urn, and cook for an additional flavors will be absorbed well. THE SAUCE: minutes. or 1 chicken leg 1 ake cuts about halfwa into the chicken leg along the teaspoon sake hen both sides are browned, 1 large chicken leg bones. ake a cut into the oint too. Combine the marinade teaspoon mirin add the sauce ingredients to ingredients in a bowl and mi well. Put the chicken leg in the teaspoon so sauce the fr ing pan. immer while THE MARINADE: bowl and coat with the marinade. Put the chicken leg on a 1 teaspoon sugar shaking the pan so that the MixM using a squeezing motion teaspoon grated garlic plate, and place with a sheet of plastic wrap directl o er the untilu the meat mixture is teaspoon grated ginger chicken. efrigerate oernight. meatballs are coated with the sticky.s sauce. rrange on ser ing o (6 g) plain ogurt 2 Preheat the o en to 2 C . ine a baking sheet plates with the egg olk on the 1 teaspoon curr powder with kitchen parchment paper, and place the marinated 1 teaspoon salt Roast the chicken leg with side. chicken leg from step on it, skin side up. oast for the skin side up so that it teaspoon lemon uice minutes until golden brown. rrange on a ser ing plate. will crispen.

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Sauteed Sea Bream with Asari Clam and Nanohana Sauce Nanohana are the flower stalks of a plant closely related to broccoli and rapeseed. You may be able to find it at Japanese grocery stores or farmer’s markets. If not, sprouting broccoli or broccolini make good substitutes in this recipe.

SERVES 2 1 2 pieces sea bream about o ( g) asari clams in their shells thoroughl cleaned o (6 g) nanohana garlic clove 1 red hai chili pepper slices lemon teaspoon salt coarsel ground black pepper to taste 1 tablespoon our tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoon sake cup (1 ml) water 3 4 1 teaspoon so sauce

1 crub the clams in their shells under running water, and drain. Cut the nanohana into eas -to-eat pieces. inel chop the garlic see page . 2 Pat the sea bream filets dr with paper towels. alt and pepper both sides, and dust with the flour. 3 eat tablespoon of oli e oil in a fr ing pan o er medium heat. Put in the sea bream filets skin side down, and pan-fr for about minutes. 4 hen the skin side of the sea bream has browned, turn the pieces o er and cook for another minute or so. 5 6 Pork Steak Chicken Teriyaki hen both sides are browned, transfer the sea bream to a ser ing plate. This pork steak is browned to a nice turn in garlic infused oil. By using chicken thigh you can enjoy the tasty skin as well as the tender meat. 5 eat tablespoon of oli e oil in the fr ing pan o er Serve it with a delicious apple sauce. Give the chicken a beautiful sheen and flavor with this sweet-salty sauce. low heat with the garlic and chili pepper. 6 hen the garlic starts to smell fragrant, add the clams SERVES 2 1 Put the sauce ingredients in a bowl and SERVES 2 1 Cut the root ends off the komatsuna greens. mi . Cut the garlic clo e in half. pread the komatsuna out in a fr ing pan, add the and nanohana and stir-fr quickl . o pork shoulder steak 1 large boneless chicken thigh 2 eat tablespoon of the oli e oil in pinch of salt and tablespoon of water, co er with 7 prinkle the sake o er the clams and nanohana, stir onion ring slices inch ( mm) thick skin on a fr ing pan o er medium heat. dd the a lid and turn the heat to medium. hen the water quickl and add the water. Co er with a lid and steam-fr 1 garlic clove 1 bunch komatsuna greens onions and fr for about minutes. urn, When the garlic has lightly comes to a boil, co er the pan with a lid, and steam Turn and cook the meat on for about a minute. hen the clams ha e opened up, 1 tablespoons olive oil (see ngredient notes) and fr for anther minutes. ransfer the browned, put the seasoned for about a minute. rain the greens into a colander. the other side for a further remo e the lid and add the lemon slices, so sauce and teaspoon salt inch of salt onions to a ser ing plate. pork in the frying pan and fry Combine the fla oring ingredients in a bowl and mi . 3 minutes, wiping out any remaining tablespoon of oli e oil. hake the fr ing pan coarsel ground black pepper to taste for about 3 minutes. 1 tablespoon water excess fat from the frying pan 3 eason both sides of the pork with the 2 ake se eral shallow incisions with a sharp knife around, and pour the contents o er the sea bream. 1 teaspoon unsalted butter tablespoon vegetable oil with kitchen towels as you go. 1 tablespoon rench st le mustard salt and black pepper. eat the remaining in the chicken thigh on the side without skin, to tablespoon of oli e oil and the garlic in the fr ing pan o er low heat. THE FLAVORING INGREDIENTS: se er the muscle fibers of the meat see page , FOR THE SAUCE entl fr the garlic for about minutes while turning it occasionall . tablespoons so sauce step 2 . his pre ents the chicken from shrinking when it’s fried. ipe out the apple grated 4 hen the garlic has lightl browned, put the seasoned pork in the tablespoons sake fr ing pan from step and heat the egetable oil in it o er medium-low heat. Put teaspoon grated ginger fr ing pan and fr for about minutes. tablespoons mirin the chicken thigh in the pan, skin side down, and pan-fr for about minutes, 1 tablespoon sake urn and cook for another minutes. emo e the garlic and reser e. 1 teaspoon sugar pushing down on the meat occasionall with a wooden spatula. urn and cook 1 tablespoon so sauce 5 Put the sauce ingredients in the fr ing pan with the butter, and cook the meat on the other side for a further minutes, wiping out an e cess fat from 1 tablespoon mirin until the sauce coats the meat and is reduced. ake the pork the fr ing pan with kitchen towels as ou go. out and slice into eas -to-eat pieces, and arrange on the plate from 3 urn the heat to low. dd the fla oring ingredients to the pan, co er the pan step 2 on top of the onions. Pour the sauce in the fr ing pan o er the with a lid and cook for about minutes. emo e the lid and turn the chicken to pork. er e the garlic from step and the mustard in a separate bowl, coat it with the sauce. hen there is er little moisture left in the pan, take the and dip the pork pieces in the mustard-garlic to eat. chicken out and slice into eas -to-eat pieces. 4 ine a ser ing plate with the cooked komatsuna greens, and arrange the chicken on top. Pour an remaining sauce from the fr ing pan on top. with with 42 The Ultimate JAPANESE IZAKAYA Cookbook Cucumber Miso Dried Squid KimchiGRILL, ROAST, BAKE, SAUTÉ 43 40 The Ultimate JAPANESE IZAKAYA Cookbook GRILL, ROAST, BAKE, SAUTÉ 4141 The homemade miso sauce in this izakaya stan- When the spiciness and sourness of the kimchi dard really brings out the best in the cucumber. have soaked into the dried squid, it becomes a heavenly drinking snack. SERVES 2 SERVES 2 1 small apanese cucumber (or large nglish t pe cucumber) o (1 g) surume (dried s uid) o ( g) napa cabbage kimchi FOR THE MISO SAUCE ( g) miso (barle miso if possible) 1 Cut the squid into pieces roughl inch 2 inch tablespoons sake cm cm using kitchen scissors. Cut the kimchi 1 teaspoon sugar into inch 2 cm pieces. 1 teaspoon so sauce 2 Put the squid and kimchi into a plastic bag and mi . efrigerate o ernight, gi ing the bag a squeeze 2 to 1 Put the sauce ingredients in a small pan, and cook times during that time. hen the surume has turned o er medium heat while stirring constantl for about soft, transfer to a ser ing bowl. 2 minutes until the sauce has thickened. hen it’s Cucumber with Miso quite thick, take the pan off the heat and lea e to cool. 2 Cut off both ends of the cucumber, then cut into si sticks lengthwise. ote if ou’re using a large cucumber ou ma need to deseed it before cutting into sticks. rrange on a plate with the miso sauce. Kiriboshi Daikon Stir-Fried with Sesame Oil It’s important to rehydrate the kiriboshi daikon just to the point where it’s still firm and crunchy. Grated Chinese Yam Dried Squid with Kimchi and with SERVES 2 Okra Natto o (6 g) dried kiriboshi daikon This dish combines three sticky, slimy and o (1 g) sliced dried shiitake mushrooms delicious foods. Sesame seeds and green shiso o ( g) roasted so beans leaves add lots of flavor and fragrance. cup (1 ml) water to soak the shiitake teaspoons sesame oil Grated Chinese Yam and SERVES 2 1 teaspoon so sauce Okra with Natto

okra * If you can’t find readymade roasted soybeans (called iri daizu o (1 g) hinese am about inch ( cm) long in Japanese), soak ¼ oz (10 g) dried uncooked soybeans in 1 o ( g) split bean (hikiwari) natto water overnight, drain and dry, and roast in a frying pan while green shiso leaves stirring over low heat for 20–30 minutes. 1 teaspoon so sauce 1 teaspoon toasted white sesame seeds 1 oak the shiitake mushrooms in the cup of water for inch of salt about 2 minutes. rain and reser e the soaking water. 1 prinkle the okra with the pinch of salt, and rub 2 Put the kiriboshi daikon in a bowl filled with water, them well. Cook in boiling water for about and wash it well while rubbing it with our hands. rain seconds. rain and plunge into cold water, then in a colander and lea e for about minutes, drain well. Cut off the blossom ends, then slice into so that is is softened but still firm. inch cm pieces. 3 eat the sesame oil in a fr ing pan o er medium 2 Peel the Chinese am and grate. iscard the heat. dd the roasted so beans and the kiriboshi dai- shiso stems and finel shred the lea es finel . Put kon from step 2, and stir-fr for about minutes. hen the natto in a bowl, add the so sauce and mi . e er thing is well coated with the oil, add the shiitake Kiriboshi Daikon Stir-Fried 3 Put the grated Chinese am in a bowl, and top mushrooms along with the soaking water, and the so with Sesame Oil with the okra and the natto. prinkle on the sesame sauce, and stir-fr . hen the liquid has cooked off, seeds and shredded shiso. transfer to a ser ing plate.

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Matt bumps into a stranger on the street. Her things scatter on the ground.

Matt: ȳəɘȵɭă ȺȞȲɡȠɐɁȳȥă Sumimasen. Daijōbu desu ka. Sorry. Are you okay? Yu: ȺȞȲɡȠɐɁȳă Daijōbu desu. おはようございます。 ああ、ゆめだ。 I’m okay. Good morning. Aah, it was a dream. Matt: ɉĤɉȲɛɘȱɀăȜɈĂʶʛʠɁȳă Ha... hajimemashite. Ano, Matto desu. Ni… Nice to meet you. Aah, I’m Matt. Yu: ȜȜĂ ɉȲɛɘȱɀăɠȠɁȳă Ā, hajimemashite. Yū desu. Aah, nice to meet you. I’m Yu. Matt: ȜɄȹɉ ! ɩȹȱɁȳȥă Anata wa watashi desu ka. You are me?

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THE DELIGHTS OF JAPANESE CUISINE BENTO Ready-made lunch boxes sold at specialized stores and 24-hour The Japanese are authentic gourmets. They are very demanding convenience stores. about food, and when they travel they always think more about tasting some local dish than visiting monuments or museums. Japanese travel guides look more like a catalog of restaurants than anything else. YAKITORI On Japanese television, there are lots of programs that just Skewered meat or vegetables show people eating while they talk about how good or bad every- HIYASHI CHUKA thing is. In other words, these are food shows about eating food, A typical summer dish. Chinese not preparing it. Even on programs that have nothing to do with noodles with cucumber, ham, and food, the characters may suddenly go into a restaurant and sit tomato down to eat. And when a restaurant appears on a television show, it garners a great deal of prestige. There are also many books, TEMPURA guides, and magazines on food and dining. Some books go into such detail they only focus on a small district in some large Japa- Fish, shrimp, and vegetables in a special batter nese city, analyzing each and every one of its restaurants. Around the world, sushi is Japan’s most famous dish. But, as Another characteristic of Japanese restaurants is their spe- with all things “typical,” people tend to think that’s the only thing cialization. There are restaurants specialized in almost any kind Japanese eat, just as they think Spanish people eat paella every of dish, and some of them only serve the dish in which they DONBURI (DON) day. If you travel to Japan, try sampling a bit of every sort of food specialize, for instance, only takoyaki or only gyoza. Consumers This means it’s served on rice. Thus, and don’t be too intimidated to go into any restaurant you come like this because, in their eyes, sushi prepared in a restaurant katsu-don is pork on rice, gyu-don is across. The less well promoted restaurants are usually the best, that serves only sushi has to be better there than in a restaurant veal on rice, una-don is eel on rice, and so on. but we travelers, not being in the know, tend to be timid and opt where many other dishes are served. RAMEN for safe bets. Finally, typical of some Japanese restaurants is that they are Noodles prepared in different soups Tokyo is the city with the biggest accumulation of Michelin not designed for people to sit there eating for a long time. The depending on the Japanese region starsstars,, and itit’s s widely considered the city with the best restaurants most common example is ramen restaurants where they start in the world. Japan also has the most restaurants per capita in frowning at you if you linger for more than 20 minutes. Usually, SUSHI the world. though, these are very small restaurants that barely fit 10–15 RawRaw fifishsh oonn riricece oorr rrolledolled with nnoriori In Japan, people eat out a lot, and dining out is relatively people, and therefore they really depend on turning over the seaweed and rice THE LOLITAinexpensive. InCOMPLEX America as in Europe, shopping at a supermarket largest number possible in the shortest time. Customers must and preparing dinner at home can be much more economical rotate quickly for their business to work. than dining at a decent restaurant with average prices, whereas The two basic iningredientsgredients in the ddietiet of all the Japanese The term ROLE-PLAYING lolita refers to a fashion,in Japan a style, there and isn’t a suchsubculture a big difference. Products in supermarsupermar-- are white riricece aandnd miso soup. They are almost always included influenced by costumes from the European Rococo period, with YAKI-NIKUYAKIYAKI-NI NIKU kets are slightly more expensive than in other countries, but the in fixed-price menus in traditional restaurants. During the touches from Western punk and gothic subcultures. The term GrilledGrilled meat food in restaurants is cheaper. As a consequence, many people, work week, people usually have fish, rice, and mmisoiso soup for The word cosplay comes from Japanese kosupure, which derives from the English comes from the name of the characterespecially inin Vladimirlarge cities, Nabokov’s almost always end up eating out. So breakfast. For lunch, the usual thing is to buy a bento—a ready- words “costume” and ”role-play.” COSPLAY novel Lolita, which became a nountoo, restaurants in English workmeaning well, “aand preco- their numbers keep increasing. made boxed lunch—and eat it in your office or go to a fast-food The cosplay subculture is made up of people who like dressing up as char- ciously seductive girl.” UNAGI Lolita fashionHowever, began the inprofit the margins in this kinkindd of business tend to be restaurant for rramenamen or some type of donburi, a rice bowl dish. acters from manga 1970s when , anime, and video games or famous singers, superheroes,Eel in a specialspecial saucsaucee The word some bands started wearing elaborate,a lot smaller frilly than dresses in other and countries. sporting At night, dinner is more elaborate, as are meals on weekends. or movie monsters. They usually form communities and meet to talk about how cosplay originated from the contraction of “costume” and eighteenth-century French hairdos. Girls following this fashion they’ve improved their latest costume, what accessories and improvements they “role-play.” It refers to the love usually buy their clothes at stores specializing in Victorian-style SASHIMI need for the group, and where to buy things to complement their costumes. It’s a of dressing up and acting like apparel in Tokyo and Osaka. For accessories, they usually go to whole world, a hobby with itsRawR awown fisfish customs.h For instance, they will organize photo characters in manga, anime, and Sanrio (the Hello Kitty company) stores. As with shoots during which video games or famous singers, gals, this urban cosplayers (those who practice tribe is divided into several subtribes. cosplay) place themselves superheroes, or movie monsters. against a wall and cameko (amateur photographers who want to take pictures of GYOZA them) form lines. The MeatMeat ddumplingsumplings that orioriginatedginated iinn GOTHIC LOLITA cameko wait their turn, and when this comes, they have a few minutes to photograph the China, usually eaten with rramenamen cosplayers in different poses they’ve rehearsed for This is the most famous style within the the occasion. Very often the lolita cameko some people believe it came about as a response subculture, to and will print some of their best photographs and give them to cosplayers as gifts. “A cosplayer ranking is aesthetics. Gothic kogal lolita outfits play with black and white, and Cosplayers also organize competitions at conventions and at created at Japanese cosplay makeup is also dark, distancing them from the more colorful Akihabara. At the clubs, a cosplay clubs in cosplayer ranking is created, with the best in eachUDON group clubs: the best in each gals. They also carry such accessories as crosses, patent leather competing against each other, and ultimately there are rankings at the national LikeLike soba but thickergroup spaspaghetti, competeghetti, also against each handbags, parasols, and stuffed animals hanging from their waist level, which are published in specialty magazines. cooked in many different ways. For or handbag. Their general appearance is rather sinister but with SOBA other, and ultimately there Cosplayers gather at events like the Tokyo Game Show, the Comiket (theexample, ssumoumo wrestlers usually eat a touch of innocence. They usually listen to Thin spaghetti that can be served in chankochanko, a sort of stew with lots of world’s largest manga are rankings at the national visual kei music, and trade fair)thousands and routinely of different by Harajuku ways: cold, Station in Tokyomeat on and vegetables and udonudon as ONIGIRI they tend to mix with this movement’s fan groups. Their influence Saturdays and Sundays at noon. level, which are published in is great enough for their style to have entered the hot, in soup,soup, in salad, etc.etc. the main ingredient.ingredient. Rice ballsballs Cosplay as a hobby has existed in Japan since the 1980s. It has gradually manga and specialty magazines.” anime worlds, with characters considered gothic spread to elsewhere in Asia and is now becoming fully international. You will sel- influence has even reached into movies: the protagonistlolita. And in their -78--78- dom see a manga JAPANESE SOCIETY AANDND DAILY LLIFEIFE -79- CHAPTERCHAPTER 6 Shi- /anime event or trade fair without a motsuma Monogatari (Kamikaze Girls) is an obvious example. cosplay competition. SWEET LOLITA OR AMALOLI Sweet lolitas dress in a style similar to gothic lolitas more childlike or “little girl” look, frequently taking inspirationbut go for from a the way characters dress in shojo manga (manga for adolescent girls) and anime. They favor pastel colors, normally with many shades of pink, and they use softer makeup and aim to look as sweet as possible. LIFE OF A STUDENT LIFE OF A CAREER WOMAN WOMMAN

OTHER TENDENCIES Teenagers in Japan are ununderder a lot of pressure to prepare GenerallyGenerally speaking, Japanese society is quite cchauvinistic.hauvinistic. Men controcontroll tthehe countrcountryy “Gothic lolita outfits Classic lolita: They pursue a for college entrance examinations, a test that to some and the companies. In my company, for example, which has 1,000 employees, more “mature” style than gothic play with black and extentextent will determinedetermine the rest of their lives. DependingDepending on thethe 100 highest-rankinghighest-ranking superiors are aallll men. By contrast, at tthehe famifamilyly llevel,evel, and sweet lolita, trying to appear white, and makeup isthe score they achieve on the exam, they will gain admisadmis-- the woman is the boss. Women control the home’s economy, and they give theitheirr more adult than they are. also dark, distancingsion to a better or worse university, and when Japanese husbands an allowance for personal expenses. There has never been a strong them from the more companies hire new employees, the name of the university feminist movement in Japan, and women are generally quite conformist. What Wa lolita: They mix Japanese where they studied is the most important factor. That’s why has certainly changed in the last decades is that women have started working and colorful traditional clothes (a gals.” yukata or a kids are busy with after-school activities most of the time, building professional careers. kimono eveneven oonn vacation.vacation. Women who have completed a university degree, found a good job, and atat-- , for example) with lolita elements. LOLITA Besides taking math or science review, boys play sports tained a certain social status are known in JaJapanpan as “career woman.” Until the end likelike baseball or archery (kkyudoyudo; see page 33). Girls opt for of the 1980s, most women went from stustudyingdying to looking after the house. This Qi lolita moremore traditionaltraditional activities like the tea ceremony or ikebanikebanaa. tendencytendency startestartedd to change in the 1990s, anandd nowanowadaysdays the percentage of careecareerr : This style is similar A fashion that has to wa lolita, but instead of developed into a At allall schools,schools, uniforms are compucompulsory.lsory. In fact, tthishis woman is very high, especially in Tokyo and Osaka.Osaka. Japanese they use Chinese subculture influenced requirementrequirement has reached the point of being an obsession, The lives of these women usually center on their job and on meeting theitheirr traditional clothes. by costumes from to the extent that different schools compete to see who girlfriends for a coffee or to go shopping in Ginza or Shibuya (see pages 150 and the European Rococo will have the most elegant uniform. Girls often wear their 158) until they find the man they’ve been waiting for and get married. From that Erotic lolita: They go for a sexy period, with touches uniforms for pleasure on Sundays when they walk around moment forward, they will refocus their lives on their family, leaving friends and look, wearing very short skirts from Western Harajuku. And uniforms with a certain erotic styling are sold work in the background. Normally, men over 30 years are paid enough money to and extremely high boots. punk and gothic in adult stores in Akihabara. support a family of four. Women’s wages, however, are a lot lower and that’s why, subcultures. more often than not, they decide it’s not worth it to keep working, and they devote DIARYJapanese OF girls withA differentSCHOOLGIRL/BOY lolita looks. themthemselvesselves ttoo the hhouseouse aandnd the cchildren.hildren. -100- CHAPTER 7 OnOn weekdays: Going to school, studying in the afternoon, Cosplayers in action. ggoingoing out with their frienfriendsds for a while, watching television DIARY OF A CAREER WOMAN:WOMAN: or reading mmangaanga. On weekdaysweekdays: Work and meet their ggirlfriendsirlfriends for a coffee or dinner. On weekends: Saturdays are usually devoted to after-school On weekends : Be with their boyfriend, go shopping with girlfriends, or go out JAPAN TODAY -101- activities and on Sundays to rest. Schoolgirls eating onigiri (rice balls) near Harajuku Station after school. partying and then to a karaoke club with friends. CareerCar women have more and more of a presence in Japan. LIFE OF A SALARYMAN

The Japanese term “salaryman” literally means “salaried man.” These are the typical Japanese employees in dark suits and ties who work for large corporations (Toyota, NTT, Dentsu, Nissan, Matsushita, Hitachi, and so on). When they finish col- lege, the normal path is to join a major corporation, become a shinnyushain (see page 68), and then work for many years for the same corporation, very often until they retire, in what is considered a job for life. In the rigid structure of Japanese business, the only way to climb the corporate ladder is to spend many years at the same company. By the same token, if you change companies, you have to start out again at the bottom, which is why people don’t change jobs often. Salarymen wake up at around eight o’clock in the morning, have breakfast, put on their suits, take their briefcases, and get on the train for a commute of about an hour. They work, have lunch with their co-workers, and usually work overtime, arriving home very late at night. Often, before going home, they will go out for a drink with their workmates and pass the time at an izakaya (informal pub). The prototypical salaryman is really standardized, and there are areas in Tokyo and Osaka where they flock together after their work day. Districts in Tokyo famous for this are Shinbashi (Yamanote line station near Shinagawa), Marunouchi, Rop- pongi, and Shinjuku (see page 154). If you want to see the ambiance created by gathering salarymen in Osaka, go to the Umeda or Namba districts any night during the week. DIARY OF A SALARYMAN: On weekdays: Work, go to an izakaya to drink, and sing at karaoke clubs.

On weekends: If they are married, they enjoy family life, and if they are not, they A good salaryman is always in a suit and is inseparable from Schoolgirls love to hang cute toys to their bags in order to differentiate their bags and themselves from their peers. party at izakayas and karaoke clubs. his briefcase.

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