I think the latest numbers say that there are 600k foreigners residing in Tokyo, that's almost 1 person out of 20. It's 1 in 10 if you only count people in their 20's.
"Japan has fallen. millions must commit seppuku"
I'd call the police. But it isn't as if they are going to do anything about it
The only regret is that they didn't get enough tbh...
Isn't it very common for Japan to burn throught PMs rather quickly? If I'm not mistaken, Abe was the longerst serving one in the history of the country
The japs are normally very reserved people. You won't see them act out, you won't see them picking fights or shouting matches in public spaces, you won't see them get involved with things that don't strictly affect them (even if that thing is helping to prevent an ongoing crime, like in the case of Kabu Terauchi). Due that outlook at life, they take their privacy very seriously, couple that with the fact that they are rather superficial, and you see why they act in an almost paranoid way when it comes to their public image
It's a bit more complicated than that. On paper it is not illegal to take pictures of people, but if you meet certain criteria people can sue you in civil court and win under Portrait Rights, Diffamation, and stuff like that. Especially if you purposefully publish it (online for example) even though you had time to censor it, or if the individual being in the picture is not an accident but instead the aim of it, or if it can be argued that the picture is causing harm in any way to the subject.
Go to Roppongi instead and into one of the gaijin clubs, where you actually have a chance of getting it on with a slant girl. Or activate my Heat action to beat one girl with another girl
Different laws regarding privacy. Same laws as here in Germany and other european countries. US is an outlier with stuff like 1-party consent regarding filming or recording in some states.
