Getting drunk with monks in Japan

Have you ever consumed bourbon with a monk? At Bozu in Kyoto, Japan, a monk will serve you spirits and dish out advice on all of life's problems.

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    1. before i used to hate booze spicy food different food from counties, cultures etc.. but i found out life its balance=discipline. so now im enjoying the fukoutit. thank you life for everything.

  1. I wish I understood the Japanese language. It sounds very beautiful to me. Natural like the wind and the water. But that’s probably just me.

    1. The Kyoto dialect is easy on the ear. It’s mellifluous, with a softer tone than other Japanese dialects.

    2. ​@zippolighter4903 for one thing im dyslexic, making learning a new languages very difficult. Secondly i need to learn Italian first. So if i live long enough i will learn Japanese but not right now. 😊

    3. ​@giffardthegrandiloquent5180thank you for that information. That is something to consider if i ever do get to start learning Japanese. Again, thank you. Have a great day 🌀.

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