Hiroyuki “Halloween regulations． It seems like a typical Japanese situation where the government and police feel like they’ve done their job by crushing new youth culture．”

>>1
Huh?
Isn’t it more about crime prevention than culture?
Isn’t it because the stores were also harmed?
Is Hiroyuki not very socially conscious?

>>1
It’s more foreigners than youth culture
It started with the Yamanote Line Halloween 10 years ago
Recently, there was a foreigner among those who were arrested for flipping a car over
The mistake in the first place was to make foreigners think that in Japan, even though it’s a children’s festival in their home country, they’ll only be told off if they dress up in cosplay and drink on the street.

>>1
I see, anarchy would be ideal.

>>1
This is so true
Other municipalities are desperate to attract people,
but Shibuya is a place where people gather without doing anything
Instead of taking advantage of that, the incompetent mayor covers up the bad stuff
If they just banned everything, there would be no problems and no one would blame them.

>>6
During the isolationist period, they imported foreign things and made them into rolls.

>>27
This person doesn’t have this perspective.

>>51
If someone had stepped forward as the event manager and said they would work hard to coordinate with the local government, local residents, and police, things might have changed.
But in reality, no one came forward, so the local government, which was left with the responsibility, moved to remove them. It’s that simple.