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Both bars have an all-you-can-drink system where customers pay for the time they spend in the bar. The Tokyo branch costs 3,000 yen — or around $20 — for 30 minutes, and the Osaka branch costs 1,500 yen, or around $10.
(1)What are your thoughts on Japan’s Sick! bars?
(2)Do you ever feel nervous when speaking English? Why do you think that is?
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Although this may look a little expensive for a few drinks, it does include English conversation practice that would cost as much or more at the average language school. And the new bars’ customers have been very happy. In a Google review of the Tokyo bar, one customer wrote that it was a fun place to speak English with friendly people.
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And writing about the Osaka bar, another customer said they had not expected to have such a great time speaking English, and added that they can’t wait to get drinks there again.