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Recent Chinese tourists often abuse deers in Nara.

「逮捕しろ！」奈良公園の鹿を“観光客”が蹴り飛ばす暴行動画、文化財保護法違反で実刑判決も（週刊女性PRIME） - Yahoo!ニュース

保護活動を行っている「奈良の鹿愛護会」によると3年連続の増加、5年ぶりに1300頭台の大台に乗ったという奈良県・奈良公園に生息する鹿。 　日本有数の観光名所として外国人観光客も多く訪れる同公園だ
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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XpiuOeteIA
Police stands to watch.

奈良公園の鹿「傷つければ罰せられることも」警察や愛護団体呼びかけ：朝日新聞デジタル

奈良公園の鹿への暴力を防ごうと、奈良県警や県、一般財団法人の「奈良の鹿愛護会」などが25日、奈良市内の公園周辺で「鹿を傷つける行為は法律で罰せられる可能性があります」などと呼びかけた。　SNSで鹿を…
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A Japanese Youtuber stands up to protect deers with direct advice to each rude tourist.
He was regarded as a rude Youtuber before but now a hero. He seems to have found himself a patriot.

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Wen I was in Croatia, sime Russian tourists were abusing some cats in the main park in Zagreb - I went after them and was going to give them some of the same, but they ran like children.

When you are a tourist, you are a guest of that nation and should act accordingly.

And anyone that abuses animals (regardless of where they are) should be punished.
 
A4K said:
Agree Dave, though in my experience alot of tourists do things abroad that (I hope atleast) they wouldn't do at home.
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I agree.
When I was in Italy, there were some Americans being idiots and were about to learn the hard way that Caribanari are not restrained by policies like American police are.

Also, in Bulgaria, I found it disturbing that English tourists were abusive to hotel and resort staff, especially in Nessebar and Sunny Beach.

I did encounter arrogant Russians in several places (Croatia, Italy, Bulgaria) who were being Assholes and I was not shy about confronting them.

They's say "Amerikanski?" and I'd reply "Da, Amerikanski..." and the situation resolved itself.
 
This is not meant as an excuse for bad behavior, but many tourists/temporary residents, or residents who have not yet acclimatized themselves to their new homelands, become 'lost' or overwhelmed by the differences in the social mores and societal abilities (or lack thereof).

For some instances the cause of the reaction is obvious, for other instances very much not so obvious. In some cases the reaction is fear, defensiveness, or bewilderment, while others react with abandon due to feeling free of their home country's social or legal restrictions.

Like I said, this is not an excuse for their behavior (at least not the bad type of behavior), but there is often a reason.behind their behavior that is not simply a lack of caring.
 
Once, many decades ago just after Mardi Gras, I was standing in line to pay a traffic ticket and someone near me was loudly saying, "Welcome to New Orleans." After several tirades of abuse, the man behind him asked what his ticket was for. The loud mouth had parked in front of a fire plug. The man then asked where he was from, with the response of a town in Pennsylvania. The man asked if he had parked by a fire plug in that town, would he expect a ticket? Before loudmouth could answer, another spoke up and said, "You're lucky there was no fire. The fire truck would have pushed your car away and it would have been towed." Silence from loudmouth.
 
Had some awkward moments myself in my travels sometimes, for different reasons, but talking here about the ones who are deliberately obnoxious or just a-holes generally. Met more than a few of those along the way!
 
Does this count?
My then girlfriend and now ex-wife and I visited Vientiane. We went to the this famous temple. I was wandering the grounds when I saw a tiny sign in the middle of a grassy area. I had to walk a few yards to get close enough to read it. It said "keep off the grass".
True story. I might still have a photo and the t-shirt. Wat Luang Prabong, I think.
 
When I was a senior in High School, my girlfriend was of Japanese decent.
Her mother was half Japanese and Polynesian and her father was half Japanese and American, which made her one of the most beautiful girls I have ever known.
Her figure was Polynesian, tall with that amazing black Japanese hair and facial features and radiant blue eyes.

And her name was Wren, after the bird.
 
Japan's PM speaks behind bulletproof glass over security concerns.
I heard no security concerns about him recently as people are not interested in him anymore.


Japan's PM speaks behind bulletproof glass over security concerns

Tokyo, July 31 (UNI) Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida was protected by bulletproof panels while speaking to reporters in Mie Prefecture amid security concerns following the assassination attempt on US presidential candidate Donald Trump, Japan''s local media reported on Wednesday.
www.uniindia.com
 
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