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Interesting Japanese Bar Names

May 24th, 2007 by James
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Roaf has posted a big list of bizarre and amusing bar names he’s come across in his travels in Japan over at Gaijin Tonic: Check it out!



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Comment by Roaf
2007-05-24 11:23:29

Thanks for the link, James!
Does anyone know any other funny bar names?

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Comment by Colin
2007-05-24 19:57:04

I’ve been to the Crazy Cock and the Happy Cock.

My local bar was called “A Hard Days Night” after the Beatles song.

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Comment by Darrell
2007-10-06 10:10:05

The bar I used to go to near Misawa AB was called Bar You-N-Me. I dated a pretty young barmaid named Hiroko. Of course, that was in 1978; I was just a kid.

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