Rugby Fans Misbehave in Japan
TOKYO (18th Oct, 2019): Foreigners found causing disruption during Rugby World Cup.
According to details, Japan is holding the Rugby World Cup this year. Reportedly fans from across the globe allegedly misbehaved in parts of Japan. Videos of disruptive and misbehaving conduct have gone viral on social media. Causing chaos among other things.
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— のん Marianne Renoir (@nontage) September 21, 2019
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There is a general perception among Japanese people that they are mostly Sober, therefore, during their travel in train, they remain silent to the point that there is no kind of noise and singing. However, as observed in the videos, Rugby fans can be seen disturbing the Japanese people.
札幌ドームへ向かう東豊線、イングランドのラグビーアンセムであふれてます。#RWC2019 #RWC札幌 pic.twitter.com/QmQ4FRrpS7
— 吉谷 吾郎 (@nitta_shiyo) September 22, 2019
Reportedly, Japan have attributed the bad behaviour to scrolling comments. Media yet, they forget that they too were reportedly went overboard when the Japanese sports team won the championships. They even overturned a small truck around Halloween in Shibuya last year. Consequently, Japanese media is engrossed in evaluating the misconduct of the foreigners.
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Be clear that it does not means that Rugby fans should destroy property, whether that’s in Japan or anywhere else.
Japanese TV is discussing the bad behavior of foreigners. On TV Tackle, the panel discussed stores and restaurants should not allowed foreign tourists.
This show covered similar ground to one last year (the YouTube video has since gone). In particular, more fascination with drunk foreigners in Golden Gai. https://t.co/VZfvIWw7EM
— Mulboyne (@Mulboyne) October 16, 2019
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