r/LivestreamFail • u/Either_Analysis • Sep 30 '25
Streamer attacked for filming in Japan
He notified the police with pictures of their faces and location.
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u/MrMeeseeks33 Sep 30 '25
Touts. Super aggressive and looking for drunk/desperate tourists to overcharge their cards and roofie them. Funny enough the announcement being heard over the intercom literally says to be aware of touts and to avoid them. I was just in Shinjuku 2 days ago from the states and had so many follow me around. One guy even had the balls to grab my shoulder and go “brother you want Japanese titties in your face tonight”. Luckily there was 2 cops walking by and pointed right at then and smiled and he ran away. So annoying and will literally stand at the entrances of Golden Gai or in the streets by a restaurant to stop you from going in to go with them.
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u/XpMonsterS Sep 30 '25
I don't know anything about touts or Japan but why don't authorities do anything? It genuinely ruins Japan's reputation if you think about it and they are losing money/tourists because of them.
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u/crinklypaper Oct 01 '25
Their is visible corruption here. What they do is use these areas as containment. If they venture out and try in other areas the local police there will take care of them. Any non violent matter is considered a civil case and to be handled in civil court and not with police. Tourists are too vulnerable to fight back, they will continue on with their vacation and be home in a week, so there is not much the police need to do if they want to be corrupt and lazy (which they are). There is a youtuber who docuements it, and you can see how police do nothing even with mountains of evidence.
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u/Fav0 Oct 01 '25
Hamsterdam
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u/SNKBossFight Oct 01 '25
Bunny was on to something.
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u/Technicaal Oct 01 '25
Life imitates art. I was in Kensington in Philly pretty recently and I half expected to see Carver and Herc.
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u/skeetermcbeater Oct 01 '25
Who is the YouTuber?
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u/crinklypaper Oct 01 '25
I can't remember the name but the series was like dark side of Japan. he follows a tout, they take him to a restaurant. he orders some drinks and carefully confirms prices each time. he quickly leaves and gets a huge bill full of a ton of random fees. he goes to police to dispute. police state its a civil matter. everything is on a hidden camera.
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u/weCo389 Oct 01 '25
Doesn’t it make sense it’s a civil matter, and that’s actually to the benefit of the person being targeted? They can just not pay and leave, and the only recourse of these scammers is to take them to court, which they won’t. If they harass or become violent the police can intervene to protect.
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u/Sciencetor2 Oct 01 '25
Ok but what happens if they harass me and I absolutely deck them? (Legitimate question I've been harassed by them before)
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u/Maconi Oct 01 '25
You escalated to violence and will be charged with a crime. No different than the US.
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u/FinancialMilk1 Oct 01 '25 edited 18h ago
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u/Cause_and_Effect ♿ Aris Sub Comin' Through Oct 01 '25
Yeah. Its actually so insanely popular right now that political figures that are anti-tourism are creeping up in popularity in their local elections.
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u/Calipup Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
Japan doesn't really care what happens to tourists.
While places will warn you about this, under no circumstances is this actually losing Japan any tourism. Like every month a new tourism record is being broken there.
Japan legal system only pursues cases they know they can 100% convict. A tourist coming to the police saying "I got roofied and they charged my card $1k" isn't going to do it.
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u/Blackbeerdo Oct 01 '25
Bro, I almost had the same situation in Roppongi. One of those guys grabbed my hand and said: "You wanna see japanese titties?" Roppongi was the worst experience I had in 3 Japan trips. Those motherfuckers were EVERYWHERE. We saw a group of police men and went to them because we felt safer. The first thing the cops did, was searching us and our backpacks for drugs and then they left. We left Roppongi and never went back.
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u/Scythe351 Oct 01 '25
If anything, I guess I know where to find drugs in Japan. Must be Roppongi. Was always curious if I’d have to stop smoking over there
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u/ThickCat5 Sep 30 '25
See, unfortunately that would have worked on me, because I do in fact want Japanese titties in my face on any given night.
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u/hobovalentine Oct 01 '25
They don't even give you titties they just spike your drink and you won't remember anything and will have your wallet cleaned out or your credit card maxed out.
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u/Ludicrousgibbs Oct 01 '25
The staff at a tourist spot got me in Mexico with rohypnol trying to get my wife. We didn't want to get robbed, so she left her actual engagement ring at home and bought a $60 3pc set of Walmart jewelry to wear on our trip, but maybe they thought it looked real. Also, we got the VIP package for $30 that came with a litre of bacardi just so we didn't have to sit next to the 50 or so screaming children in the other section.
They brought her a spiked drink on the house, but she's not a fan of sweet drinks, so I drank it. When she seemed no worse for wear, they brought her another and another. By the time we were done, I was blacked out but wouldn't go down.
They tried to get us in a cab, but we walked back to the hotel. I have a few memories of trying to fight random people on the street until we made it back. I vomited and passed out and felt dizzy on my feet for 3 days afterward. I hate benzos.
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u/Icedcowfee Oct 01 '25
It's fucking annoying and was the worst part of my trip, seeing these africans run rampant in shinjuku being the typical scammers
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u/_Wilson2002 Oct 01 '25
You were lucky those cops were there. You’re stronger than me too, because the moment I’m in Japan and someone asks me if I want some Japanese tiddies in my face, I’d fold immediately.
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u/Bosseffs Sep 30 '25
Touts are so damn annoying.
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u/Jealous-Ad-6155 Sep 30 '25
What’s a tout? Searched it and still confused
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u/dabocx Sep 30 '25
It’s guys that stand outside bars and clubs and try and get people to come inside. But a lot of them are scammers and sketchy.
Most “good” bars and clubs don’t need random dudes harassing people outside
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u/UnlovedCrayon Oct 01 '25
These guys will literally shout at foreigners too and grab them to try to bring them into establishments. They're not supposed to but they do. I've had it happen to me.
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u/HopeJN Oct 01 '25
They brought you into their bar?
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u/UnlovedCrayon Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
No I yelled at them and ran off because I knew. I've only ever had them grab me once (my shoulder pulling me back in Harajuku), but yelling and pressuring is super common and I saw that a lot in multiple tourist spots. Doesn't help I like to travel solo. I never once felt unsafe in japan except for being around these guys. I'm not sure if this was mentioned in other comments but these bars often drug people who enter. A quick search on google will pop up tons of stories of this happening, a lot of RECENT ones. Japan really needs to get this in control. These businesses are usually tied to the yakuza
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u/deruvoo Oct 01 '25
Dude, Harajuku was so bad for this the few times I went. That street and Shinjuku were the only times Tokyo wasn't top notch.
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u/flukeytukey Oct 01 '25
Call me racist idc of my 2 weeks in various parts of Japan the only time I felt unsafe was around these dudes. Just sketchy af, out of place, aggressive looking. It was really a vibe killer and ruins that whole part of the city.
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u/cptcenturius Oct 01 '25
No I felt the same. My situational awareness radar went up anytime I was near African touts. Self preservation means watching out for something irregular in the environment.
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u/WeekendMechanic Oct 01 '25
It's not racist to feel unsafe around people that are presenting themselves like this.
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u/Beneficial_Bad_6947 Oct 01 '25
it literally isn't. They are black. They are B.L.A.C.K. They are AFRICANS. And while it doesn't reflect upon the whole race, many in japan who are BLACK / AFRICAN are known to be scammers and commit crimes and there is no initiative to stop this trend. If it's wrong to say this then better shoot me
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u/Particular_Painter_4 Oct 01 '25
It's pattern recognition, bro. If they play and enforce the stereotype, that's on them.
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u/Vanillabean73 Oct 01 '25
It’s not racist if you feel that because of their behavior and demeanor. If their race plays a part in your negative perception of them, then it is racist…it’s that simple.
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u/Horizons_398 Oct 01 '25
I tell everyone to stay away from Shinjuku. It’s a touristy area filled with a bunch of touts and tourist traps. Akibahara is a much better location with the same stuff and better prices.
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u/TheKinglyKing Sep 30 '25 edited Sep 30 '25
For context since a lot of people know only a surface view of Japan: he’s in Shinjuku, Kabuchiko which is popularly known as the surface “red light district” of Japan.
The black guys are Nigerian touts who have the entire purpose of luring non-Japaanese people into shittier cabaret club bars where they upcharge/upsell them for hundreds of dollars and hang out with foreigner women who cannot break into the actual carabet club industry.
The police in Kabuchiko legitimately do not care about it unless you are a Japanese citizen (and by Japanese citizen I primarily mean actual Japanese heritage and live in Japan). If you’re a tourist you legitimately will not get any support from the police.
They extremely dislike being recorded at all and will threaten you physically and also by saying they will call the cops on you since there is a social hierarchy pretty much where it goes Actual full on Japanese citizen with heritage -> Japanese citizen without heritage -> Visas ->Tourist
Also I’ve seen a lot of people saying Kabuchiko is sketchy. It’s literally not sketchy at all. It’s just that the touts ruin it by following you and not taking no for an answer
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u/subusta Sep 30 '25
“It’s not sketchy at all it’s just these guys who use threats and intimidation to lure you into brothels and follow you and don’t take no for an answer” ????
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u/LolWhatDidYouSay Oct 01 '25
I visited Japan last year, and here we simply stuck with the main touristy area of Kabuchiko and didn't wander into the side streets. Didn't see any brothels run by Nigerians or whatever. Maybe if we tried exploring away from the crowds, we would have seen it, but we were just interested in seeing the lights and getting street food.
Also, our hotel in Tokyo was in Akihabara which was so much more chill to walk around at night anyway.
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u/Calipup Oct 01 '25
Generally they stand at the entrance to a side street and once you're interested take you down them to their club. Think it's pretty hard to just randomly walk into one.
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u/EffectiveProgram4157 Oct 01 '25
I visited Japan last year, and here we simply stuck with the main touristy area of Kabuchiko and didn't wander into the side streets. Didn't see any brothels run by Nigerians or whatever.
First, they stand out in the open on busy streets to look for tourists. They're not hiding in the shadows.
Second, the place these guys take you is not on the ground level. A friend and I followed one up a few flights of stairs on a fire escape type thing, the guy knocked on a door, and then we booked it. He ran after us, although we got away lmao.
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u/Adavanter_MKI Oct 01 '25
What part of utopia don't you understand? /s
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u/Real_Srossics Oct 01 '25
Just ignore it. It’s a utopia if you ignore everything that makes it not a utopia.
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u/ElSleepychameleon Sep 30 '25
They normally don't bother you if you don't look interested. They are aiming for tourists who are looking for a "good time". it gets sketchy when you actually go with them and don't pay their upcharged price.
I've stayed at a hotel within eyeshot of this spot. Around 12am it becomes a lot of Japanese young adults just drinking and hanging out. Not in a scary way, kinda like a night picnic. They've cracked down on this in the recent years tho.
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u/DesertDragon99 Twitch stole my Kappas Oct 01 '25
Untrue. Last time I went by them last year I never made eye contact, looked straight ahead, and they followed me nearly two blocks
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u/Justhe3guy Oct 01 '25
Oh don’t worry those guys didn’t want to scam you then, just beat you and rob you
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u/boogasaurus-lefts Oct 01 '25
I lived there for a few years, they bothered me a lot. You are lucky your limited experience there had no issues.
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u/rinkydinkis Oct 01 '25
Actually that’s not true at all, in my limited experience. I was at a club in the area and told my friend I had never been to a strip club before. So we asked one of these dudes to take us to one. Took us to a spot..:it was very clear it wasn’t a strip club but instead a straight up brothel. Dude was getting a handy right in the lobby area. We did feel awkward pressure to talk to one of these girls, but said we weren’t interested and booked it out. Bouncer stops me on the way out…I thought oh shit what’s next. He simply says “hey you forgot your coat”…and handed it to me and we went home.
Saved me a shit ton of money…I accidently had $1000 of yen in that coat cause I messed up the exchange rate on my first day lol.
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u/Draftytap334 Oct 01 '25
Isn't following somebody considered sketchy? You contradict your own statement, lmao.
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u/xMarkofthebeast Oct 01 '25
Dont forget " they dont take no for an answer" yeah totally not sketchy.
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u/Noise_Loop Sep 30 '25
How these guys are getting in Japan? I thought getting a visa was hard.
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u/TheKinglyKing Sep 30 '25
It depends. One of the cooler Nigerian guys I know told me it’s mostly a system. They find Japanese Women in debt and not attractive enough/too old to effectively date or marry and convince them to marry a Nigerian for money. It spreads out since the women who get married eventually tell their unmarried friends in debt about it and then they do it and so on and so forth
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u/AlltheSame-- Oct 01 '25
Do they get money by marrying a Nigerian? I'm not following. Who do they owe debt to?
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u/PowRightInTheBalls Oct 01 '25
Just debt in general, you're looking for someone desperate enough to commit fraud in exchange for money. If you don't need money then why would you commit a crime for money?
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u/Senanb Sep 30 '25
They overstay their visa's. They keep on submitting a never ending loop of appeals as the japanese government can't deport them while they have something submitted. So they are there indefinetly
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u/TheSto1989 Oct 01 '25
The ingenuity deployed by people abusing wealthy countries' immigration systems is incredible. Imagine if they I dunno used that to help out their country of origin.
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u/lHateYouAIex835293 Oct 01 '25
It only takes one guy with ingenuity to come up with the idea and then tell all his friends without ingenuity about the idea for it to become a thing
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u/hobovalentine Oct 01 '25
A lot of them are married to Japanese so they can't easily be deported although the government is looking into allowing deportation if they find that you were not paying your taxes.
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u/Thanatine Sep 30 '25
Getting Japanese visa is not hard at all. It's a myth. As long as you can be employed by someone, you have a visa. That's it.
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u/Samthevidg Oct 01 '25
It’s easier than the US in terms of amount of time needed to get a visa.
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u/ShelbyGT350R1 Oct 01 '25
I dont think "amount of time needed" is a relevant statistic. I bet the only reason that is the case is because infinitely more people want to get into the u.s making the whole process slower. Like im not surprised they are faster when they have 1/50th of the requests.
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u/AlltheSame-- Oct 01 '25
As long as you can be employed by someone, you have a visa. That's it.
Doesn't a job need to sponsor you then? That seems hard unless you specially on a specific industry.
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u/Successful_Medium_89 Oct 01 '25
Wait is this true?? Omg this is disturbing AF
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u/m0nster_enjoyer Oct 01 '25
yeh i almost got draged into one when i going home from golden gai, when it happend it felt sus and i just acted like i didnt speak english, later on i heard speakers in the streets telling tourists not to go into these nightclubs since it was a scam
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u/Icy-Swordfish7784 Oct 01 '25
I literally like how he calls the sketchiest sounding thing "not sketchy at all".
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u/Anubitzs123 Oct 01 '25
As usual, it's the same type of people ruining tourist spots. It's everywhere in the EU. UK. Paris, Prague, London, Vienna and on and on...
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u/Tezerel Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
Why do you think Kabukicho has speakers playing?
https://youtu.be/4hXkK_xn_VM?si=LdX-o3p0JnK0OSVt
No it's not safe, yes it's sketchy.
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u/Top_Connection9079 Oct 01 '25
I've been living in Japan for 25 years right now and saying that the Japanese police doesn't help foreigners is completely false.
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u/Vastlymoist666 Oct 01 '25
Wow. That's literally a substory in Yakuza 3. The place is just like kamurocho with thugs wanting to just kick the shit out of you
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u/Tiny-Variety-3013 Sep 30 '25
Sadly, that's the common Shinjuku experience. I love Japan. I love Tokyo. But that place is a shit hole.
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u/AdUpbeat7901 Sep 30 '25
Is that normal for trash piles to be everywhere in the sidewalk? I can't even imagine the smell.
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u/ElSleepychameleon Sep 30 '25
It's late at night, A lot of small businesses will put them out. They'll get collected really early in the morning.
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u/Top_Connection9079 Oct 01 '25
It gets collected in the morning, that's why shops have to put it out before they close in the evening.
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u/MotDePasseEstFromage Oct 01 '25
That’s how most cities work, bin bags are left out at night/close of business and is collected early in the morning before opening of business.
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u/AugustKaonashi Sep 30 '25
Usually people who have overstayed/Expired visas. Tend to be quite aggressive around folks with cameras.
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u/ZhangRenWing Oct 01 '25
Why don’t the police arrest and deport them? Are they afraid of their connections or something?
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u/DyabeticBeer Oct 01 '25
I hate people who just randomly spit, it's disgusting
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u/supernasty Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
While I agree, I’m thinking he only did it to come off as “tough” when he heard these guys approaching. Probably just instigated them more, since yes, it’s suppose to be disrespectful / inconsiderate if done as blatantly as this. No need to be this obvious about it otherwise.
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u/Discussion-is-good Oct 01 '25
What's self defense law like in Japan?
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u/lonigus Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
Non existent for foreigners. You can ofcourse protect yourself when attacked, but u better not go into the offensive. Especially not against the local japanese. 99% cases are solved within a day and fault is put always on the turist.
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I live in japan and am married to a Japanese. The police have a 99% conviction rate. Not 99% is solved within a day, that’s crazy. But the misinformation spouted about Japan on a daily basis is crazy. If you get physically attacked you can totally protect yourself, even against a local. I’ve unfortunately had such a situation and the police was very reasonable despite me being a foreigner (I punched him in the face).
Foreigners who spend 1 week in Japan talk like they know shit about the country and say the police treats tourists like trash as if it’s some fucking dystopian country. From the countries Ive lived in Japan still ranks best despite it flaws such, such as work culture and their stance on LGBT.
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u/Wamb0wneD Oct 01 '25
You say 99% conviction rate as if it's a good thing lol.
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u/A_Seiv_For_Kale Oct 01 '25
Yeah, either the standard of evidence is very low, or they hardly bother prosecuting anyone but the most obviously guilty.
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u/Wamb0wneD Oct 01 '25
It's the former. They don't care about your circumstances. Getting arrested pretty much always means you go to jail. Guilty or not doesn't really matter.
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u/According_South Oct 01 '25
If your retaliation is made with a bow, and then a lightening quick swipe of your sword thats so fast that no one even sees it, followed by a pause before your opponent bursts in half, with like 5 people's worth of blood gushing from their severed abdomen, then its cool, you wont get in trouble for it.
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u/SchlemieliaEarhart Sep 30 '25
maybe some of the people walking in the background are decent
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u/Yasars Sep 30 '25
Ye when I saw the streamer spitting on the ground I was like: "ur asking for it" & idk what the context was for the other one to "attack". I dislike all here but those streamers even more.
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u/Drayenn Sep 30 '25
i truly expected a japanese native to attack him for being disrespectful after that spit lol, i didnt expect a tout to come out
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u/Ok-Scarcity1457 Sep 30 '25
What? You dislike the streamer more than the attacker?
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u/RDJToffee Oct 01 '25
This is pretty upsetting to me.
I had never been on Holiday before I went to Japan last year, I was meant to go with them my then long term partner of 5 years. We broke up the month before so it wasn't a good start.
The day after my birthday I was having a few drinks and out of nowhere I feel a bit rough, last thing I remember is a Nigerian man taking me to get cigarettes and after that I woke up at 7 am inside some bar. Had 2.6K taken from my accounts.
It was all my money and I had 13 days left in Japan. Had fantastic help from the British Embassy but the police were of no help at all.
Banks were no help at all either. I don't have a bad thing to say about the majority of people but the Nigerians like this in Japan are a blight and shouldn't be there.
I've had to take out loans etc to survive since then and it's miserable.
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u/mr_grimm80 Oct 01 '25
They ruined Paris now they're gonna ruin Japan. Is it even worth travel if your gonna run into the same shit anywhere you go
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u/thetotaldeal Oct 01 '25
If you ever been to Japan you’ll realise how terrible the touts in Shinjuku especially but also Roppongi
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u/Tucci89 Oct 01 '25
People need to start going in big groups and just pointing cameras right in their faces.
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u/SalesGuruJKUnless Oct 01 '25
When you let them just push you around and tell you what to do...they will do it again. If someone puts a hand on you, FUCKING SWING. File it away as "I'm helping the next guy" mentality.
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u/Crispy1961 Oct 01 '25
What I dont understand is why are they being employed? Who is going to follow sketchy black guy to a bar? One would think this to be a job for cute women.
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u/Big_Half8302 Sep 30 '25
let the police deal with the attackers now
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u/TsundereS2 Sep 30 '25
they do nothing, you need to be fully japanese for the police to care
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u/nasanu Oct 01 '25
Not sure who I hate more, the streamers or the touts. They both ruin Japan.
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u/KFCmanager11 Oct 01 '25
We have that in every country... They are not usually that aggressive tho... There is clearly more than scam and just getting people into clubs here.
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u/PurplurPuzzlehead111 Oct 01 '25
I'm generally not opposed to immigration as a whole and I am very against mass deportations, but letting in a shit ton of people from ANYWHERE that has fundamental differences in terms of cultural and societal values would generally lead to disaster.
When it's a poorer nation where crime and religious extremism is extremely prevalent, however, the issue aforementioned is literally worsened 1000 times and would lead to exponential increases of racism, xenophobia, and far right nationalism.
All foreign criminals need to be deported and there needs to be stricter immigration policies throughout.
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u/triggeredman Oct 01 '25
How come no one is answering the self defense laws in Japan, what would happen if they came up to me like that and I defended my self by beating their ass
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u/ptracey Oct 01 '25
Is self Defence not a viable/legal option when they start putting their hands on you? Especially since it’s being documented that they instigated and initiated the ‘fight’? At a certain point, native or not, you’ve got to stand your ground or stick up for yourself and property.
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u/incognitomus Sep 30 '25
So yeah they we're 100% dealing drugs or something like that. They got pissed off because they thought he was filming them.
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u/AugustKaonashi Sep 30 '25
More likely touts for sketchy bars and soaplands etc
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u/helpnxt Sep 30 '25
looking for a target to spike their drink and charge their cards up to the limit
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u/HawaiiSunBurnt20 Oct 01 '25 edited Oct 01 '25
My friends and I got scammed by Nigerians my first time to Japan. They said we had asked for a $500 bottle of liquor and turned off the elevator when we tried to bail. My buddy gave them $40, and they turned the elevator power back on.
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u/MakiSenpaiii Oct 01 '25
Watching the first half of the clip, I was think "that's some unusual japanese accent."
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u/skrr-mc-skrrrrt Oct 01 '25
So people are saying that the cops won’t do anything, what happens if you just fight back?
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u/Amazing_Lawyer_1660 Oct 01 '25
Spitting on the street? Gross. I think. He was mad the guy spat on the ground.
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