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| Cute Monkey waiters in Japan |
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Hard pressed to find good helping hands these
days? Not bothered that these helping hands
may not be human?
Then you may want to try hiring the same
workers as used by the owners of the Japanese
tavern Kayabukiya.
The local hangout just north of Tokyo employs
a pair of Japanese monkeys called Yat-chan
and Fuku-chan to serve their customers.
The younger of the two, Fuku-chan, usually
begins the first shift and is quick to hand
out customers a hot towel to help them clean
their hands before they order their first
drinks.
Fuku-chan, who is four, has only two years
experience under his furry belt and his work
load is limited to hot towels.
Both monkeys are well appreciated by
customers who tip them with boiled soya-beans
to enjoy during their down time.
Kaoru Otsuka, who owns the restaurant in
Utsunomiya, Japan, said he did not teach the
sake-serving monkey its waiting skills.
Mr Otsuka claims Yatchan watched him serving
customers and remembered how to do it.
"Lots of customers come to look at the
monkey. He works everyday," said Mr Otsuka.
The simian, called Yatchan, is also used to
serve hot towels to the grateful customers
who give him soya beans as tips.
Mr Otsuka said the monkey also likes fruit,
but was not fond of the sushi that the
restaurant specialises in.
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