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You'll have to click through a few sluggish pages to get to the details, but this is great! https://www.jetro.go.jp/en/eccj/ind_tourism/ohashi_ryoki.html https
by phnofive 4y ago
You'll have to click through a few sluggish pages to get to the details, but this is great!
https://www.jetro.go.jp/en/eccj/ind_tourism/ohashi_ryoki.html https://www.jetro.go.jp/en/eccj/ind_tourism/ohashi_ryoki.htm...
makes 80% of the masu (little wooden box from which you might drink sake). The tour is free, forty minutes long, and the dress code is 'Business attire'
- tomcam 4y agoAwesome! I had to wear a tuxedo and formal hard hat to tour the factory making the remaining 20%
- somedude895 4y agoWow, I'd get it if it's a suit, but a tux seems a bit extreme. Did you rent one there? Did they tell you when you signed up for the tour?
- tomcam 4y agoI made it up as a joke, sorry
- techdragon 4y agoAs far as jokes about unusually stringent Japanese formalisms in workplace environments goes… it was a pretty good one. I certainly got a good chuckle once I realised it was a joke.
- somedude895 4y agoOk good one. I'm not even mad, maybe a bit :)
- chadash 4y agoOh wow, I guess they have relaxed in recent years. When I visited as a youth, it was a white tie affair, with a tail coat and steel reinforced top hat required for men.
- tomcam 4y agoThis answer is causing me to giggle uncontrollably
- ornornor 4y agoWhy would they demand this seemingly over the top attire to visit a factory?