Reported 11 months ago
According to reports from FNN and Nagasaki TV on June 6, the Watatsumi Shrine in Nagasaki, Japan, posted a sign in Korean at the entrance prohibiting entry for Koreans, after facing disturbances from Korean tourists. The shrine, known for its beautiful scenery, has been dealing with issues such as smoking and littering by Korean visitors, leading to tensions and even violent conflicts. The ban has sparked debates over discrimination, with some nearby restaurant staff finding the move extreme. However, the shrine stands by its decision to protect its sacred space and uphold decorum in the face of cultural clashes.
Source: YAHOO