What is the Cowherd Store?

Question 1: What is the Cowherd Store? Well ... this problem is similar to Goulan Courtyard in ancient Hongyi Courtyard, except that it serves men instead of women, commonly known as children. ...

But the official explanation is:

Cowherd shop is a very formal culture. The waiters inside are all men, and the diners are basically women. Cowherd's job is to accompany these people to drink and chat and help them forget the stress in life. A regular cowherd doesn't do business physically, and his income depends entirely on the wine ordered by the guests to calculate the commission.

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Question 2: What does Cowherd Store mean? In Japan, cowherd shop is a very formal culture, which is full of male waiters and customers are basically women. Cowherd's job is to accompany these people to drink and chat and help them forget the pressure of life. A regular cowherd doesn't do business with his body. His income depends entirely on the wine ordered by the guests to calculate his commission!

In Shanghai, a formal cowherd shop opened!

However, I guess what you're asking should refer to the misunderstanding later. The one who provides services for women is called Duck, and the one who provides services for men is called Cowherd, also called MB(money boy).

Question 3: What is a Japanese cowherd? The kind of waiter's shop! They will please the female guests and like to tell some jokes! Let women in the workplace forget their troubles! Never talk about you, just to relieve your worries! Just talking, drinking, eating and getting dressed! But it's expensive!

Question 4: What do you mean, Niulang Store is an entertainment place for women?

Just like the brothels visited in ancient times, but the clients are different!

Question 5: What is the Japanese Cowherd Store like in China? Call a duck shop in China.

Question 6: The service content of Niulang Store. Generally, guests with status can't stay in the Cowherd Club for more than 30 minutes at a time, and those who stay for more than 30 minutes are all country people. After I went, I chose my favorite cowherd to sit on the stage, ordered a bottle of the most expensive red wine, 700,000 to 800,000 yen, and had a drink. After 20 minutes, I left the most exquisite guest. Once or twice a month, take five or six people, spend 78 million yen, get together for three hours, and then leave. The cowboys in nightclubs have undergone strict training, and the etiquette from lighting cigarettes, pouring wine, folding towels to chatting content is quite demanding and skilled. Cowherd usually only drinks and chats with you in the store. You can't take him out. In Japan, cowherd mainly sells alcohol (some of them are relaxed), and they can legally solicit customers on the street (women with the same profession are forbidden), with a monthly income of at least 2 million yen (200,000 RMB). The popular cowherd even earns more than10 million yen (6.5438+0 million RMB) per month, which does not include the jewelry and famous cars they received from the guests. From this perspective, cowherd is indeed one of the easiest jobs to make money. Recently, it has been reported frequently that many male artists who are heavily in debt have also chosen to accompany the wine to the sea and become cowboys. The birthday of Japanese cowboys has always been the biggest opportunity to show off their popularity to customers. Customers not only rushed to build champagne towers for them, but also opened various expensive wines in an endless stream. As described in the 2006 Japanese drama The Night King, the Cowherd Store is actually a place where rich people spend money like water. Every time a customer looks for a cowherd, he has to spend at least several hundred thousand yen or even several million yen, which is staggering. Cowherd has a history of several decades in Japan. Recently, with the promotion of TV and Internet, this semi-underground profession has become the new favorite of the media, becoming popular overnight and frequently appearing on TV dramas and big screens. Serving lonely urban women and giggling and selling themselves, cowherd has become a characteristic occupation in Japan.

Question 7: Overview of Japanese Cowherd Shop. Cowherd shops in Japan are famous for their high pace and high pressure of life, as well as rich nightlife. Night is very special for Japanese people, and it is a good time to get rid of busy work, indulge in wine and forget troubles. Whether it is the ordinary "izakaya" where ordinary people gather, or the high-class clubs, nightclubs and Japanese food kiosks frequented by the upper class, different stories are being staged every day. Especially in Tokyo, the capital, at night, it is usually a BMW and bustling. Even in the early morning of the next day, the main blocks such as Ginza, Shinjuku, Shibuya, Ikebukuro and Roppongi are still brightly lit. Night is also an important time for Japanese political and business circles to engage in various activities, and even many important decisions and personnel arrangements related to the direction of enterprises and even the country are made on the tables of those high-level clubs. For example, the election of the Big Three and cabinet candidates by the Liberal Democratic Party is a major event. At the same time, night is also an excellent container for releasing evil, and various criminal and economic crimes are also carried out here. It was revealed that the Japanese Dental Association donated 654.38 billion yen to Hashimoto Tōru, the ruling Liberal Democratic Party. For example, Shinjuku kabukicho is an important place to satisfy the curiosity of some Japanese and foreign tourists. In these areas, there are a large number of different types and grades of shops engaged in the customs industry. Among all kinds of nightclubs in Japan, the developed cowherd (* * *) industry can be described as a gorgeous or erosive flower in the dark. In kabukicho alone, there are nearly 200 cowherd clubs, large and small. Japanese nightclubs were actually on the edge of Japanese nightlife for decades in the middle and late 20th century. With the changes of the times, at the beginning of 2 1 century, the transformed * * * became the new favorite of Japanese nightlife. With the help of TV and online publicity, they suddenly put this ambiguous career on the table and became a career that many men like. Japanese TV stations noticed this craze and also filmed TV dramas with the theme of * * *.

Question 8: Is there really a cowherd shop in China? Yeah, yeah.

Question 9: What is a cowherd shop? I just chatted with a net friend. She said she would sell me to the cowherd shop. Cowherd refers to men.

Men who are prostitutes like * * *.

Cowherd shop is a brothel made up of men.