Jan Turns 24!
- party in kami-itabashi, TOKYO
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| Forrest showing a random selection from his gigantic library of funny facial expressions. Please do not think, however, that North-Korean alcohol does not compare to the best of French wine. | As can be seen from the picture, Kim Jung Il has found another great fan of Korean liquor in Seiji. |
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| Forrest and Seiji, here in busy preparation for a North-Korean liquor commercial they plan to air on Japanese television. | Here we enjoy some happoshu, a drink that due to its low malt-content falls into a lower tax-bracket than regular beer. The taste, however, is almost the same. |
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| Being Irish, Matt could smell the North-Korean liquor from several train stations away. He plans to quit his job on Monday, for then to start a joint-venture with Guinness to sell North-Korean alcohol in Europe. | Tomoko, Yuka, and Tomomi, enjoy a good laugh. Tom and Matt, in the background, discuss my impressive music collection of Backstreet Boys, Morning Musume, and the Village People. |
