Japanese authorities in Kawaguchi, Saitama Prefecture have begun to place bilingual warnings (Japanese, English, Turkish) for Kurdish migrants from Turkey. The issue arose when the parks were no longer clean, and thus people protested the local government.
Ishi Takaaki, an independent journalist specializing in energy and economy, has also posted an opinion piece: “That’s the situation in Japan’s Saitama Prefecture, City of Kawaguchi. Acting like migrants, Turkey Kurds cause discomfort to local people with their savage acts. A sign, never seen by the sanitary enthusiast Japanese, was hung in Kawaguchi. I, as a Japanese, feel sad and angry.”
** The story was translated as it is, without any commentary.
Interesting, posted by a turkish redditor with ataturk profile banner
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Japanese authorities should just fine people for littering.
Everyone knows that littering is bad, this isn’t a “cultural thing”.
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Japanese authorities in Kawaguchi, Saitama Prefecture have begun to place bilingual warnings (Japanese, English, Turkish) for Kurdish migrants from Turkey. The issue arose when the parks were no longer clean, and thus people protested the local government.
Ishi Takaaki, an independent journalist specializing in energy and economy, has also posted an opinion piece: “That’s the situation in Japan’s Saitama Prefecture, City of Kawaguchi. Acting like migrants, Turkey Kurds cause discomfort to local people with their savage acts. A sign, never seen by the sanitary enthusiast Japanese, was hung in Kawaguchi. I, as a Japanese, feel sad and angry.”
** The story was translated as it is, without any commentary.
Interesting, posted by a turkish redditor with ataturk profile banner
🙂
Japanese authorities should just fine people for littering.
Everyone knows that littering is bad, this isn’t a “cultural thing”.