"Your relax space," "Life style space," space this, space that. What was I saying?
I used to laugh at the Japanese use of the English word "space." But not anymore. I've learned that space can be a very lucrative thing in Japan.
When I first opened my Moooo! Bar and Moooo! Calfe on our island's beach, I put out tables where people could sit and drink their moogaritas and eat their ice cream. It was a nice shady area I had created with stools around. But San-chan, who runs the restaurant next door to me, said, "Why are you doing that?"
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