I went to a beer garden today, which is one of typical drinking place in summer here in Japan.
They served Mongolian mutton barbecue, Japanese and Chinese cuisines. All the dishes were so delicious. You can roast the mutton on your own, and it tasted very nice. I thought mutton would savour of chicken, but it was more oily than I expected. BBQ on the roof on a very humid day made all of us perspire a lot.
Everything was fine, except the smoke of cigarette of some people. Since it was outside, the fume diffuses everywhere, which sometimes made it difficult for me to breathe. Everybody knows that smoking is bad for health, but they cannot simply quit it. Cigarette makes you seriously addictive to it once you start.
I wonder why some of the researchers smoke who study on prevention of lung cancers, cardiovascular diseases, and hyperpiesia. What they do is pure opposite what they say. It is a big contradiction that quite a few researchers have.
The law to forbid smoking in public has been implemented, so they should obey it.
Sadly, Japanese people are rather law-abiding, but not strong enough to tell other people to keep the law.
I wish the smoker would give a little consideration to non-smokers.
They served Mongolian mutton barbecue, Japanese and Chinese cuisines. All the dishes were so delicious. You can roast the mutton on your own, and it tasted very nice. I thought mutton would savour of chicken, but it was more oily than I expected. BBQ on the roof on a very humid day made all of us perspire a lot.
Everything was fine, except the smoke of cigarette of some people. Since it was outside, the fume diffuses everywhere, which sometimes made it difficult for me to breathe. Everybody knows that smoking is bad for health, but they cannot simply quit it. Cigarette makes you seriously addictive to it once you start.
I wonder why some of the researchers smoke who study on prevention of lung cancers, cardiovascular diseases, and hyperpiesia. What they do is pure opposite what they say. It is a big contradiction that quite a few researchers have.
The law to forbid smoking in public has been implemented, so they should obey it.
Sadly, Japanese people are rather law-abiding, but not strong enough to tell other people to keep the law.
I wish the smoker would give a little consideration to non-smokers.
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