Embarrassing Store Names in Taiwan - Japanese React to a Whole Row of 'Gold and Jewels'

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 15, 2024, a writer shared a photo of a bus stop in Nagasaki, Japan, with the location name 'Uwatoko.' In another instance, in Hsinchu City, a street full of stores named 'Gold and Jewels' might surprise Japanese people because the term 'Gold and Jewels' in Japanese means testicles. The writer emphasized the cultural differences between Taiwan and Japan, suggesting that while these linguistic differences can be amusing, it's important not to mock each other. This post sparked discussions among netizens, highlighting the fun and laughter that cultural diversity brings.

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