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In any case, the bells at Shinto shrines are to be handled with care. They are places where gods reside, not amusement parks.
If Japanese people see someone handling them roughly, they will likely caution them.
It's the right thing to do.
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“I’m constantly looking through the curtains. I’m afraid I’ll be attacked by a lynch mob of extreme right-wing people. I love Kyoto, but now I don’t feel safe.”
How anger about “overtourism” blighted the life of a British man in Japan’s ancient capital.
彼の興味が、“scary and full of radiation” であると、この文章や映像から受け取りました。
当事者の日本人より詳しいというなら驚きです。
人々の心は完全に癒えません。
触れて欲しくない事、見て欲しくない物、写して欲しくない物があります。
何もしないことが思いやりだと気づいてください。