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Feb 16 2009 4 Comments

Japanese cigarette-scented sustenence

Smoking in Japan may not be anywhere near as socially acceptable as it once was, with many — although far from most — eateries now separating smokers. Some even sensationally sending them outside.

But that’s not to say tobacco isn’t seen as totally intolerable, as teenagers are still tempted to take up the habit,

Japanese cigarette sweets

and outdoor snacks are sometimes subtly scented.

Japanese smoking

Or even smoked.

Japanese smoking

Categorized: Food and Drink, Photography

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  1. Kesenaitsumi says

    2/16/2009 at 7:48 pm

    I don’t like smoking….and smokers

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  2. Marlboro Man says

    2/16/2009 at 11:12 pm

    I hate non smokers who hate smokers….

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  3. Joe Camel says

    2/17/2009 at 12:44 am

    People say I look like Jay-Z

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  4. Locksley McPherson Jnr says

    2/18/2009 at 5:04 am

    Huh? I am confused by the last comment, but anyway.. I don’t mind if people want to smoke but there is a time and a place for it lol. I don’t think while cooking for other people is the time to do it though haha!

    I think I’d just walk by if the food was going to be served by someone with a cig in their mouth.. What if some ash fell on your plate, ugh!

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