Dublin Core
Title
No Name Bar
Description
Small bars can be found all over Japan, considering their prevalent drinking culture. It is common to drink alcohol with collegues and friends as a way of bonding after work, or to just to take the edge off after a long, taxing day. But people will also typically choose to drink somewhere near their home, and routinely visit this place. So bartenders will build a relationship with their visitors to make them feel welcome and routinely come back to the bar.
Creator
Tatum Pond
Publisher
Knox College Abolition Labs
Date
00:41
Rights
Knox College, Tatum Pond
Format
mp3 audio recording
Language
Japanese
Sound Item Type Metadata
Original Format
mp4 audio recording
Duration
00:41
Transcription
There are a few voices that are talking in the bar. The bar is really small, so the voices sound a lot more distinct, when there is only about seven other people in the room. One person sneezes loudly nearby while the others have a lively conversation with the person they have travelled with. A song can be heard playing in the background. It is a little more relaxed and the piano plays softly, followed by a rippling chime.