working clothes that look slightly like medical scrubs.

It’s not uncommon

for a ramen or sushi chef to wear them as a work uniform.

29 “…a Piiko-esqe fashion evaluation…do the same like Don Konishi.”

Piiko is fashion critic and celebrity, and Don Konishi, aka Yoshiyuki
Konishi, is a fashion designer. Piiko has more reserved taste, while Don
Konishi’s dress is quite garish. Both are baby boomer-aged.

30 “Have you ever heard of the no-waste ghost?” The no-waste ghost is
the star of an old public service announcement from 1982. The ghost
scares children into eating their vegetables, crying, “What a waaaaaste!”

31 “…restaurants we went to were Saize and Bamiyan. The fanciest it

got was Roiyaho.” Saizeriya is a cheap Japanese-style Italian restaurant
chain. The meals are in the three hundred to six hundred yen range.
Bamiyan is also cheap and serves Chinese food. Royal Host is not as
fancy as it sounds. They serve simple and inexpensive dishes like omelette
rice.

32 “I fluttered my jacket like Hiromi Gou…” Hiromi Gou is a singer who

was popular during the 1970s and 1980s. He often wore a blazer over his
shirtless torso and did these iconic dance moves that involved fluttering
his jacket. It looks extremely corny from a modern perspective.

33 “She doesn’t know Shimamura. I bet she doesn’t know Uniqlo,

either.” Uniqlo and Shimamura are both cheap clothing chains and are
considered the most basic of options when dressing yourself.

34 “Should I say Dom Perignon or Don Penguin?” Don Penguin is the

mascot for Don Quijote, the “palace of low, low prices,” a bargain retail
chain. The stores are famous for their low prices, the mascot, and the
theme song played in every location.

35 “So that Perry guy…was a drink…” Commodore Matthew Perry

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