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Hello, guests. How are you? It's Mahalo. I haven't had time to run lately, so I'm running home after work. It's a great time. Now, this time, I'm going to talk about the oldest book in Japan that mentions alcohol. It's the Kojiki, published in the Nara period. There's a famous story in Japanese mythology about Susanoo-no-Mikoto defeating Yamata no Orochi, but it says that he made a sake called "Yashiori no Sake" to defeat it. Also, in 761, King Ashihara

There is also a record in the Kojiki that an incident occurred at a "shushi" where a man got drunk and suddenly became angry and violent.

"Shushi" seems to refer to a store that serves alcohol, so we can imagine that there were some stores that served alcohol around this time.

After this incident, King Ashihara was stripped of his royal title, and people who failed in life because of their bad drinking habits have been around for a long time.

There are people who fail even without drinking, but that's what happens to riders, right? (laughs)

Some people fail in various ways, such as being arrested for mis-transferring 46.3 million yen to a casino.

Anyway, I look forward to seeing you again tonight.

See you again.

Goodbye.