The neighborhood suddenly became a popular spot about two years ago, apparently after a photo taken in a particular angle showing Mount Fuji in the background of a local convenience store, became a social media sensation.

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    5 months ago

    Deliberately making your neighborhood less attractive in order to fend off tourists seems like the worst possible solution to this problem. Why ruin the view for locals?

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      4 months ago

      locals don’t give a shit about ‘views’. they just want to live their lives unimpeded by assholes and idiots

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    5 months ago

    Another neighbourhood in Kyoto has also thought about outright banning tourists after having to deal with them just walking into people’s homes. The neighbourhood is known for its old architecture. They’re still private homes. It’s nice you think the old houses look cool, you can’t just walk into them.

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      5 months ago

      Wait, what? If I learned one thing from JRPGs is that it’s ok in japanese culture to just barge into someone’s home unannounced, without knocking. Have they been lying to us?

      /j

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    4 months ago

    Time to make a specialized 10 story extendable bus for tourists that drives slowly by above the new fence line.