This is by no means indicative of everyone in society by any means - but it is clearly a money-making sentiment in this district.
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2 comments:
I don't get it... does the sign mean you can only "call" people in Japan (no international calls) or that only Japanese people can use the service??? :\
Thanks for sharing anyways! :D
The AU logo was coincidental I think - we were in a bar district (club district more accurately) and I think they are pretty directly saying "Gaijin stay away" from the bar. This was in Kobe - there are a lot of foreigners in Kobe still from it's glory days as a trading port.
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