Chapter 653 Karaoke!

In 1980, the per capita income in Tokyo exceeded US$10,000, which is equivalent to a per capita monthly salary of about HK$5,000. If it were in Tokyo's business district, the per capita income might be even higher.

The luxury goods here in Ginza, Tokyo, are originally aimed at high-income people in Japan, as well as wealthy tourists from all over the world.

Nowadays, when Ah Zhu, Zhong Chuhong, Guan Jiahui and Lin Xiuzhi were shopping inside, they were really shocked when they saw the prices of those luxury goods logos. The prices were far higher than they imagined, and even , higher than Lin Xiuzhi imagined.

Now Lin Xiuzhi is Yang Ming's secretary, so her monthly salary is not low. However, when I see the luxury goods in those boutiques, I still feel a bit luxurious.

"Why don't you buy it?"

Yang Ming asked.

"Boss, the things here are really more expensive than those in Xiangjiang." Lin Xiuzhi said in a low voice.

Yang Ming thought it was normal.

"It's normal to be expensive. The rent here is too high. Go ahead and buy it."

. . .

Azhu, Zhong Chuhong, Guan Jiahui, and Lin Xiuzhi still bought some clothes that they liked. Except for Guan Jiahui, the other three women did not dare to buy too much.

In addition, Yang Ming asked Ah Zhu to choose some suitable gifts for Teresa Deng, Sarah, Diana, and even his mother, so that he could take them back when he returns to Xiangjiang.

Come down in one morning.

It's all A-Zhu and others shopping.

Yang Ming was looking at Tokyo Ginza and imagining his own Tokyo Ginza in Xiangjiang.

noon.

Yang Ming and others had lunch at a Western restaurant in Ginza, Tokyo.

Yang Ming found that the Western restaurants here were not cheap. The per capita consumption, even though they mainly imported seafood, was equivalent to more than half a month's salary of many ordinary people.

After lunch.

In the afternoon we were still in Ginza, Tokyo.

as time goes by.

Now that Azhu and others are carrying more and more things, Yang Ming can only have these things sent back to Setagaya Villa first.

He is still here waiting for the night to arrive in Ginza, Tokyo.

19:00 pm Tokyo time.

Tokyo night has come.

When the neon lights of Ginza in Tokyo lit up, Yang Ming felt that Ginza in Tokyo at night really seemed to have changed its color.

In addition to the appearance of more and more handsomely dressed young men and women.

It seems that there are many more people here in Ginza, Tokyo.

Many people pass through the streets of Ginza, Tokyo.

Chen Zhenhua, Zhang Guohua and others looked around vigilantly, mainly to protect the safety of their boss.

"Xu Qingsheng, there are really a lot of people in Ginza, Tokyo."

"Boss, it's those people who come out to enjoy life after get off work."

The so-called enjoyment of life.

They are employees of major Japanese companies, including mainly executives with good incomes.

After get off work, they do not go home immediately to spend time with their families. Instead, they go out to party, drink, and sing with their colleagues.

There are many restaurants, snack bars, bars, and nightclubs in the backstreets of Ginza Avenue in Tokyo.

At this time, it was the beginning of consumption in bars and nightclubs in Ginza, Tokyo.

Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong was also built into a world-famous attraction by Yang Ming, but now it is different here in Ginza, Tokyo.

"Master, do you listen?"

Azhu was a little excited when she heard the singing.

Because this is not sung by other singers, but by Teresa Teng.

Although Teresa Teng has gone to Hong Kong to develop her career, Teresa Teng has been very successful in Japan in the past few years and has been loved by many fans.

Although Teresa Teng went to Hong Kong, the new album she released is also very popular in Japan.

In addition to the Chinese version, there is also an Oriental version.

What Azhu and others are hearing now is actually the Oriental version of "I Only Care About You".

It is obvious that this song is very popular among many Japanese people.

Now, night has come.

These bars and nightclubs in Ginza, Tokyo, especially like to play Teresa Teng's songs that are very relaxing, but also make people hear inexplicable emotions.

In addition to Teresa Teng's previous "The Moon Represents My Heart", there are also current songs such as "I Only Care About You", "I Just Like You" and other Japanese versions.

The songs and lyrics of the Oriental version are a little different, but these Orientals particularly like it.

Yang Ming has already heard that it is really a song by Teresa Teng.

Yang Ming was not curious at all.

Historically, even thirty or forty years later, Teresa Teng has long since disappeared, and the songs that Teresa Teng left back then are still popular in many nightclubs in Japan.

Songs such as "Lover", "Let Time Go By", "Premonition of Parting", etc. often appear in major nightclubs in Asia and other places.

Xu Qingsheng may already know about the relationship between Yang Ming and Deng Lijun, but he dare not say anything more.

It can only be said that now that Teresa Teng has left the Japanese music scene, Teresa Teng's songs have become even more popular in Japan.

At this point, as a Chinese singer, it is indeed very rare.

"Boss, do you know karaoke?"

Karaoke?

Isn’t it just singing K?

Yang Ming knew that karaoke was only popular in Japan. It had not yet been introduced or become popular in places such as Wanwan and even Xiangjiang.

Due to Oriental customs, if a man comes home too early, his neighbors will look down on him and think that he works every day without even socializing. Going home too early every day becomes the subject of jokes by others, so many Oriental men gather after get off work. In the bar or teahouse, chat until late and go home.

Later, they gradually felt that they should find some new time-killing projects, so they drank in the bar while using TV microphones and other simple things that could be used to sing. Later, with the development of technology, it evolved into today's karaoke. OK was later introduced to Wanwan, and then from Wanwan to China, where the scene of karaoke emerged.

Karaoke originally means "unaccompanied band" in Japanese. In the 1960s, Mr. Daisuke Inoue invented the accompaniment track and portable microphone when he was a drummer in a salon band in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan.

Within three years, karaoke became very popular, and major companies copied Inoue's ideas and launched their own models.

By the time someone suggested he apply for a patent, it was already too late.

This concept existed long before Inoue invented the 8-Juke (eight-channel jukebox) in 1971. The 8-Juke was a red and white wooden box equipped with a microphone, amplifier and eight-track cassette player. , the dashboard is labeled in English to look "fashionable".

Inoue used this prototype karaoke as a drum accompaniment for a singer-less band, and played it in the salon when customers who wanted to sing requested songs.

Later, he thought that he could borrow a machine to perform the accompaniment function.

After the advent of laser discs in 1978, this equipment was all digital circuits, so its audio signals and video signals were greatly improved compared to audio recorders and video recorders.

DVD players and DVDs are characterized by wide frequency response, low noise, and low distortion, making both audio and video reach professional-level standards.

When Yang Ming heard about the current karaoke, he suddenly thought of the video player.

Chapter Four!

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