Tenka Torimasu is a chain of take-out restaurants with a half-dozen branches in Tokyo (and a few more elsewhere in Japan) that specializes in
karaage, boneless chunks of Japanese-style
fried chicken. While fried chicken is plenty delicious all by itself, Tenka Torimasu sweetens the deal by offering a huge variety of
sauces, such as wasabi mayonnaise, sweet chili, and cheese curry, and Japanese plum.
While any of those make for a flavorful, filling snack, as of this month Tanka Torimasu is adding a healthy dose of bizarreness to its ingredient mix by launching a
new sauce flavor: girl’s sweat.
But Tenka Torimasu doesn’t expect customers to line up to taste just any random girl’s sweat. This sauce is designed to replicate
the “refreshing” sweat excreted by young ladies working hard to become successful idol singers. Specifically, it’s modeled after the sweat of the members of idol group
Kamen Joshi, who’re known for performing while wearing Friday the 13th-style hockey masks, as though Jason Voorhees ran out of people to slaughter in Crystal Lake and decided to change his hunting grounds to Akihabara instead.
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