Japan Finally Banned Tourists. Here’s Why 🇯🇵🚫

In a shocking move, Japan has """"officially""" banned tourists from a sacred shrine after an unforgivable incident. What led to this drastic decision, and what does it mean for the future of tourism in Japan? Watch now to find out the real reason behind Japan's latest restrictions—and what tourists need to know before visiting!

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The reality is that it seems to be a bold announcement made from anger AND worshippers can still visit
Photography can still be done, but respectfully

[togsikmale]

I visited all these places and just watched what the locals would do and copied their behavior. Whenever I did something that would not be correct (sitting where you are not supposed to sit etc.), Japanese people would be very friendly and tell me how to do it and I corrected my behavior (which in a lot of cases led to very memorable and funny interactions, which IMO are part of the Japan experience).


For example I ALWAYS forgot to take off the bathroom slippers when leaving bathroom and every one who new me, laughed at me. 😂 As long as you say ‚I am sorry‘, smile and return them to the bathroom door, that’s not a problem.

But *this* behavior is unacceptable.

That is simply sign of disrespect as a visitor towards your host.

[Kitsunefoxsage]

If this happened then yes the tourists have gone to far would we tolerate someone going into a Catholic cathedral and watch them turn the cross into a jungle gym absolutely not. so while it hurts for those people who want to give proper respect it is understandable.

[trvshboy]

I respect that move, but when they say "UNFORGIVABLE" i start remember when japan hide his unforgivable actions in the past, lots of blood without saying "sorry"