What are the absolute worst places to go in Japan? Shibuya is at the absolute top of my list. There are hundreds of scammers from Africa there that the police don't do anything about because they only steal from tourists. There's also trash covering every street because no locals care about it being hideous since it's mostly foreigners on any given day
>>2921765I've spent 9 months in Japan and never been to a bad place
>>2921765The worst place I've ever been to in Japan is Daifuku.>>2921769You are the bad place.
>>2921765I didn't see a single nignog in shibuya but I hated how it was 90% foreigner 10% japanese
>>2921775I just went there to see the scramble went to Muji to buy an XL shirt and left. No reason to stay there
>>2921765What I've seen is that they do crack down on those African "students" who loiter in the street all day harassing people. Like roaches, you step on one and the rest scuttle into hiding.
>>2921775I was there a couple days ago and saw about seventy Africans standing near the train station
>>2921775Unironically thisThey're all in shinjuku for some reason, it's real Japanese Yakuza on the certain streets in shibuya, they stand in the middle of the road and watch everything, cars go around them kek
>>2921803also yes the amount of foreigners is insufferable, the fucking worst the west has to offer also these days
>>2921804>>2921803Sounds like you are the problem
>>2921765People say that the San’ya area in Tokyo and the Airin district in Osaka have a bad reputation for safety, but both have plenty of cheap accommodations for backpackers, and it’s perfectly safe for girls to walk around alone at night.
>>2921804The European ones are the worst by far
>>2921806I'm perfectly well behaved gentleman, never once been kicked out of a girly bar.
Yet another Japan thread where everysingle retard fails to grasp that Shinuya contains more than just a big crosswalk and that Kabukicho is actually only a small part of Shinjuku
I'm currently playing The World Ends With You, which is completely set in Shibuya. Seems like an awesome place, but it peaked in the 2000s and barely changed since then.
>reduced fee for India visaTop kek it’s just too funny, I wonder how much more shit goyim will take before putting some heads on spikes
>>2921864There's a chance you might get hassled by a drunk old man.
>>2921905Think my favorite part of Shibs was the 2nd hand clothing district with Parco and all the sega/pokemon/godzilla weeb shit, I need to start bringing an empty bag when I go to Tokyo
Nishiki market in Kyoto. Kyoto is already absolutely slammed with tourists and tourist traps, but Nishiki market is on another level. Overpriced, overcrowded, like 80-20 tourists-to-locals, and probably the highest concentration of AI generated signs I saw while in Japan. At least Fujimi-Inari is an actual historic site. Nishiki market has a 1000 torii level crowd, but for 700 yen a skewer yakitori and dubai chocolate mochi. Desgustang!
>>2921905Take a camera with you and tell us which parts of Shibuya aren't 40% foreigners thinking they're at a theme park
>>2921990>Why are there tourists in the tourist areas You are the problem
>>2921992If it's a tourist area it's bad
>>2921765the park in nara where you delude yourself into thinking you’re not bothering the poor deer or really any park as they’re incredibly basic like for fuck sakes British Columbia has nicer Cherry blossoms and Japanese gardens. Maybe some memeplace like akiharbara where you can go to one of a thousand copy paste arcades, maid cafes or dumb asf karaoke bars.The whole country is overrated. It can be worth doing on a budget but if you spend lots of money like I did, I left thinking - why?
>>2921998Akiba has at least a hundred stores with identical one piece figures lol it's so trashy
>>2921998>>2921999You claim to be stupid, why should we value your opinion ?
>>2922001???
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVA_Mjom1sA
>>2921999It is pretty overrated. Most of it is giant chain stores and weebs talking too loudly. There are much better places in Tokyo if you are into animu and gaming.
