Cowherd is a legitimate occupation in Japan, and cowherd is also called male public relations. Their main job is to accompany guests to drink and chat, and their income is mainly the commission of drinks, as well as jewelry and articles rewarded by guests.

There is a Cowherd Street in Tokyo, which is the largest red light district in the world, Shinjuku kabukicho. There are more than 300 cowherd shops here, and the number of cowherd has reached thousands, which has formed a considerable industry.

Japanese men are not ashamed of being cowboys. They think it's just an ordinary job, a way to make money. Compared with other jobs, cowboys can work faster and easier. They can work through entertainment. Why not? On the surface, the Japanese cowherd has a decent job, but in private, what's dirty is unknown.

Japanese cowboys have received professional etiquette training. They should learn to pour wine, persuade wine, light cigarettes and fold towels. They also need to master the skills of chatting, learn some psychology, and make all kinds of manners perfect.

Japanese cowherd usually has a good face value They are young and fit, with high emotional intelligence, which can help guests solve their worries and eliminate loneliness and troubles. In Japan, cowherd has a ranking, and every cowherd shop has a ranking outside. This ranking is designed according to the cowherd's work performance and popularity, and the ranking up and down is also floating, which is adjusted according to the performance, so the competition in the cowherd industry is also fierce.

Cowherd is a high-income group. They earn at least 6.5438 yuan +0.3 million yuan every month, and if they are popular cowherd, their income is higher. The number one cowherd in Japan is Roland. He can earn 300 million yen a year, which translates into about 20 million yuan. The income of the cowherd industry is so high, it is no wonder that there are so many young small fresh meats rushing.

Cowherd is also a career of eating youth food. The younger, the easier it is to make money. The older you get, the lower your face value and the risk of unemployment.

Japan's cowherd industry is booming, showing an upward trend, reflecting the inner loneliness and troubles of Japanese women. The status of Japanese women has risen, but it also needs to alleviate the pressure from society and family. Going to the Cowherd Store is a way for them to relieve their stress.

In the face of the Japanese opening up, it is hard for China people to understand. People in China generally think that Cowherd is shameful, and Japan has great courage to put this industry on the legal table.