Japanese store slams foreign tourists for ‘bad manners’

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A Japanese store has put up a sign scolding foreign tourists for having “bad manners.”

“Request for Foreign Customers”: The shop located in Tokyo has listed the frequent “bad manners” of foreign tourists in a big signage posted by the store’ s entryway.

“Requests for Foreign Customers,” the indicatorreads “We are very troubled by the many violations of manners by foreigners. These are bad manners.”

The ill-mannered activities consist of grabbing and positioning store products in the incorrect racks, opening up an item prior to buying it, bringing food and/or drinks inside the store, cluttering inside the store and asking to return unbroken products. The indicator additionally kept in mind that a lot of the team do not talk English, recommending foreign clients to “prepare an image of what [they] are looking for or make an effort to speak Japanese.”

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