A playful reimagining of early 20th-century Japanese beer advertisements, this work places Pepe within the visual language of Taishō-era commercial design. Warm sepia tones, flattened planes, and bold typography evoke the rise of modern consumer culture and the influence of Western graphic styles entering Japan at the time. Pepe, dressed in a business suit, raises a glass of beer with composed confidence, echoing the optimism, urban flair, and aspirational modern lifestyle symbolized by beverage posters of the era. The result is a fusion of nostalgia and parody, blending the charm of vintage print media with the humorous universality of the Pepe character.