KENSHI SHIMADA/
COMPANY EMPLOYEE
I' at Cigar Cabinet in Daikanyama, smoking a JY3900 Cuban cigar. Cigars relax me; I love
the aroma and smoking makes the time pass more enjoyably. How big is too big? There's no
such thing.
ASUKO KOIKE/
COMPANY EMPLOYEE
I'm smoking a half Corona cigar from Holland at Perbacco on Omotesando. It's delicious and
relaxing. How big is too big? The bigger the better!
SARAH/
HOUSEWIFE
This is a Cuban Romeo y Julieta, which costs about JY1300 at Motown. It makes me feel
greaaaaaat! Too big? What does that mean?
Holy smoke! Photos by Beezer
No longer are we just smokin' in the boy's room - cigars are out of the closet as people
all over Tokyo are going up in smoke. This week our roving reporter lit up a few cigar
bars and posed some smokin' questions: what are you puffing, how does it make you feel,
and is there ever such a thing as a cigar too big?
ROB/
BUSINESSMAN
This is a Dominican Bauza which cost me JY1800 at Agave. Cigars are very relaxing; they
slow me down in fast-paced Tokyo! As long as it still tastes good, there's no such thing
as too big.
MARK & NORBERG/
CONSULTANTS
We're smoking Cuban Davidoffs at Motown. They were JY2000, I think; ask Mark, he paid for
them! Smoking cigars is excellent and helps us forget the people sitting next to us...
like those two blond girls! There is never such a thing as a cigar that's too
big.
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