There are only boring questions today that aren't worth answering, so Papuwa would like to ask one.
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When you drink on a date, what kind of alcohol do you choose? What sort of places do you go to?
I love sake, so lately I've mostly been drinking Japanese sake, but when it's a date, I find myself wanting to slowly enjoy a creative cocktail at a cozy hidden-gem bar.
Wine is also nice when you're having fish.
I’m Aya, a female member.
Tokyo is under another state of emergency, so we can’t enjoy drinks anymore…
I can’t handle much alcohol, so I usually order the weakest-looking option on the menu. It’s also fun getting recommendations from my papa.
Apparently, my papa loves beer—especially Corona—and gets excited and orders it whenever the restaurant has it. The other day, he bought a whole case at a supermarket near his home, saying, “I found it at the lowest price.”
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I’m Hikouki, a male member.
When it comes to women, alcohol and massages are essential.
Since I’m driving, I don’t drink, but I always prepare a drink for her pickup first, then head over to get her…
I have to give her a massage now, so I’ll continue later…
After waking from a deep sleep… Looking back, every massage brings a new discovery. I’m always amazed to find that the spots that feel good to men can be just as pleasurable for women, too—each time, it feels like entering a whole new realm…
Since the state of emergency was declared, we’ve mostly been drinking at home, in hotels, or in the car, stopping by supermarkets and convenience stores to buy drinks and food…
I was actually a little touched by how particular she was, unexpectedly insisting that it had to be a certain drink from that particular store.
As soon as we got the drink she wanted, the passenger seat instantly turned into a karaoke party, and the festivities began in full swing…
Restaurants with a pleasant atmosphere and a good selection of delicious drinks also tend to have really great nonalcoholic options.
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I’m Flag Maker, a column writer.
When choosing a restaurant, I can’t help but prioritize the food, so I usually end up ordering drinks that pair well with the meal. But by far, sake is my favorite.
On hot summer days, chilled sake—or even semi-frozen, slushy sake—is absolutely perfect.
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I’m Nana Ayase ♡
♡ Papua-san ♡
I was telling you about my troubles in love, and I ended up crying earlier. I’m sorry. I’ll be going now.
When my liver is in top shape, I can go through a whole case of bottled beer—but only during festivals.
I usually drink wine with my papa (a male supporter) ♡
I once suffered acute alcohol poisoning from sake, so I’ve been too scared to drink it ever since (scary).
I’d love to try some stylish cocktails ♡
They look beautiful, but are they easy to drink?
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Papuwa-san,
Back when I could really hold my liquor, we’d go to places that carried nothing but high-quality sake, and they’d sometimes bring out special bottles from the back just for us.
These days, since my papa has to drive, I’m the only one who drinks—usually just sparkling wine or something.
Akari
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I only have one papa (a male supporter) who drinks.
He absolutely loves delicious food and good drinks—mostly Japanese cuisine and sake.
We had French cuisine once. He said the wine was so amazing that it was like giving a gold coin to a cat—I couldn’t really appreciate it.
All my other papas drive, so they don’t drink.
Marika
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