Underneath the dazzling lights is a vibrant world, with rows of bar streets set up at tourist spots. Beneath the colorful lights are glamorous figures, men and women alike shedding daytime conservatism, becoming as if possessed by Demons, grotesquely displaying humanity's best side.
Miyako is one of the more famous pubs on this Financial Street. What makes it famous is not the singers or the dancers, but the Bartender. There's nothing he can't make.
The Bartender is young and handsome. He's not the owner, yet he commands more authority than the owner. It's not that he's disrespectful; it's a privilege bestowed by the owner, who allows anything as long as it doesn't break principles. The owner is adept at business and social dealings, so no matter how much money other bars offer, they can't poach this Bartender.
