japanese only signs

[givemesomebeer]

first read here debito.org

how much of services exist in japan which do this? (%)

www.debito.org: THE ROGUE'S GALLERY: Photos of places which refuse non-Japanese in Japan


i dont need to say anything here
www.debito.org: WHAT TO DO IF... quick guide to important info sites on debito.org



if u say this is what japan should be then it will lower respect for japan(respect concerned my complicated political system of respect for countries)

i can respect japans racism when concerned only a few shops but not 60% of all in all japan, and japan can afford to be racist

but it cant afford this, it goes against all what japan stands for,

japan must be like in pokemon

[MMM]

About once a year this relic resurfaces.

I don't know what you mean by "60% of all in all japan" but you can be assured that not 60% or 6% or even .06% of shops in Japan have these discriminatory signs.

[siokan]

There is a person who doesn't observe the rule and manners.
↓
A Japanese guest doesn't come either.
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Bankruptcy

www.debito.org: THE ROGUE'S GALLERY: Photos of places which refuse non-Japanese in Japan

The story of "ONSEN YUNOHANA" that has gone out first is famous.
The fellow trader goes bankrupt in the above-mentioned process.
When the final means was used, it was appealed by Dave Aldwinckle.
(North Korea, extreme left wing group, and friend)

He should choose man who makes it to the companion a little more before the principle and the insistence.

[Ryzorian]

Honestly, who cares. People can have who ever they want in thier store, it's their store. Could have "Martians Only" signs if they wanted.....course they wouldn't be open long.

[WingsToDiscovery]

I would probably care more about this stuff if the citing wasn't mostly from Debito.

[tokusatsufan]

I've read it before. It happens. So long as it's not somewhere I really want to go. I did see one,however,when I was there,and it was in Ikebukuro[whether it can be a bit rough I don't know],and I find it strange that it's not on that site. I'm guessing it's relatively new and because it's in a relatively touristy place [most British people seem to go there] it slipped under the radar.

It makes me wonder what's in there though. My initial thought was,it must just be full of paedophiles anyway,but then if it's not,if normal people are in there then this is much more serious. I'm not gonna keep friends if they're gonna go "Sucks for you man! Haha!" If I can't go in there they don't.

[shu]

once again mate rules are ment to be broken.you go in the shops anyways,your most likely taller than em so you shouldnt have no trouble(unless they know martial arts).

[MMM]

Originally Posted by shu

once again mate rules are ment to be broken.you go in the shops anyways,your most likely taller than em so you shouldnt have no trouble(unless they know martial arts).

You probably wouldn't know this by looking at the site, but the majority of those places are overpriced cabarets and massage parlors that you wouldn't want to go to anyway. The sign is actually a good thing. Read it as "We rip people off here, and don't want people who believe in complaining about our terrible business practices to enter."

[Umihito]

Originally Posted by givemesomebeer

japan must be like in pokemon

lol wut :L

[tokusatsufan]

I don't get that either? Did you mean you want it to be or it probably is?