A man's fight should be decided in 3 minutes.

Customer: "One spicy highball, please."
Shimaji: "Understood. Sir/Madam, we will serve your order on this coaster today."
As I placed the spicy highball on the coaster that was offered to me, the coaster began to glow, and the spicy highball took on a beautiful color.

Customer: "Wow! What is this?"
Shimaji : "This light only glows for three minutes. You keep this coaster in your pocket and casually take it out. Then, you use those three minutes when it's glowing to woo the girl. Those three minutes are crucial, that's why it only glows for three minutes."
Customer: "What if I can't win them over in those three minutes?"

Shimaji: "Don't say 'if you can't woo them,' you have to woo them."
Customer: "As expected of Shimaji-san!"
That's typical of Shimaji, the playboy.
The glowing coasters are available inside Sand Shimaji, so please come and take a look.
This week's quote
"A minute in a sauna feels like an hour, but why is it that when a couple in love are together, an hour feels like just a minute?"

This week's alcohol
TORMORE 16 Year Old <br> Tormore's 14-year and 16-year-old whiskies are released in limited quantities from carefully selected casks. Aged in American oak casks and bottled without chill filtration, they offer a sweet, smooth, fruity aroma and taste, with a refreshing finish.
Incidentally, Tormore Distillery is located in Speyside, in the Spey River basin of northern Scotland, an area where many whisky distilleries are concentrated, and uses pure underground spring water that flows into the Spey River. It has the elegant sweetness characteristic of Speyside whisky, and because it is not chill-filtered, the flavor is concentrated.
Please do try it!
Katsuhiko Shimaji
Producer of Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building . Born in 1941. After graduating from Aoyama Gakuin University, he joined Shueisha. He was assigned to "Weekly Playboy" and became its editor-in-chief in 1983, where he created a sensation with the "Life Advice" column featuring Renzo Shibata, Toko Kon, and Ken Kaiko as respondents, growing the magazine into a million-copy publication. He later served as editor-in-chief of "PLAYBOY Japan" and "BART." After serving as representative director of Shueisha International, he retired in 2008. He is currently working as a writer and essayist.
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