Influencer confronts Japanese restaurant prohibiting Chinese and Korean customers (Eng Subs) Part 2

[@pliskify]

I think the problem is that, in general, chinese tend to lack discipline at home. In fact, 90% of my friends think the same.

[@Tone2K]

This is extremely heart breaking. I did experience and witness discrimination in Japan first hand but I also experienced a lot of positive things and met some wonderful people. I have to say that the majority of Japan isn't like this. As much as I hate seeing discrimination and racism, it is still his right to express his views as long as he isn't instigating violence.

[@sara.cbc92]

Last I checked youtube isn't your personal diary lol. Airing your dirty laundry and sob story in Japan with no relevance to the video at hand.

[@Tone2K]

@bc92 What dirty laundry? I was simply relaying my first-hand experience that I found relevant. What sob story? The fact that I find the situation a sad state of affairs? No need for snide comment or insults. You can be mature and point out what you find from my comment that was irrelevant specifically or out of line. I welcome criticism but what you wrote was unhelpful. The video is about a person discriminating and being racist and one person calling it out. I said that I saw it myself but remind people that even though people like the shop owner exist in Japan, most are not this way. And although I disagree with the owner's viewpoint, I was acknowledging that the price of freedom means sometimes having to put up with viewpoints we do not like (given the police were not able to do anything about the situation). I fail to see where I said something irrelevant or where I was giving a "sob story". And what is my dirty laundry? I am genuinely confused at your response.

[@sara.cbc92]

@@Tone2K I'm not your English teacher and this isn't your free English class. Re-read your own comment and learn comprehension. Keep this up and you're going to get blocked.

[@Rumms-Bumms69]

His shop, his rules, it's simple as that. In fact MANY stores and shops around the world forbid national Chinese to enter. ... I wonder why ...

[@thyristo]

That's equal to what the Nazigermans did to the Jewish people and white racists did to Black People in the USA.

[@paulsinaba6340]

klar , aber wenn jemand so was in deutschland macht glaube dann kann er besser den laden schliessen, schonmal passiert ein laden hatte schlecht eine schwarze frau behandelt so gut wie diskriminierung.

[@Rumms-Bumms69]

@@paulsinaba6340 In diesem Fall wäre die Klärung des Wortes "Diskriminierung" zu klären, um zu beweisen, dass das keine ist.

[@matthiasreisinger5516]

​@@paulsinaba6340 und genau das ist das, was mich an Kartoffelland nervt. Wenn ich einen Laden habe und mit einer bestimmten Klientel häufig Probleme, dann sollte auch das verdammte Hausrecht gelten, die nicht mehr reinzulassen. Clubs machen das auch faktisch manchmal bei Syrern & Co, aber sie dürfen natürlich nie begründen, dass es wegen der Herkunft sei, sondern halt anhand Auftreten, Klamotten usw. Ich denke mir, wenn es mit denen häufig Probleme gibt, dann müssen halt irgendwann alle leiden. Sonst hält die Baggage auch zusammen

[@zi.d7]

If u see the sign carefully it's said "people from China". So if you are Chinese from Malaysia or Korean who live in Japan you definitely can enter the restaurant On different video the owner take picture with Chinese who live in Japan

[@sara.cbc92]

Yes, it forbids Mainland Chinese entry. However the sign does not convey whether Malaysians of ethnic Chinese origin are granted entry. Also, the sign clearly states "Korean patronage/business is unnecessary" thus prohibiting Koreans. The photos of the owner you are referring to were taken with Japanese right wing groups not Chinese people. With one member highly active in promoting anti Chinese activities on social media.

[@zi.d7]

@@sara.cbc92 no, the owner take picture with Chinese people and they allowed to dine in.. The problem is simple as where you from, not ethnic.. Because there is no english sign, if people can't read the sign it means they are not from China or Korea And many Taiwanese and Hongkongers support this restaurant.. isn't these people also Chinese??? Btw in China many signs said "Japanese and dog do not enter" and I think Japanese people don't make a fuss about this...

[@sara.cbc92]

@@zi.d7 you didn't specify which picture you were referring to, and you clearly stated "video" in your comment. And I presume you saw a video from another channel probably China Insider. In that pic the owner took photos with a Japanese right wing group of which it's leader is someone I know on X. Your 2nd paragraph has no correlation to your initial comment.

[@chadchan1316]

it's still racist

[@paulsinaba6340]

nein steht dort nicht menschen aus china sondern chinesen

[@muzik01129]

There’s a reason why the shop owner does it. Let it be. It doesn’t surprise me they don’t want Chinese tourists in. You’re in Japan not in China.

[@sara.cbc92]

It prohibits Koreans too. don't backtrack now lol.

[@dejavu6514]

Some east asians are racist towards their own race....damn!

[@sara.cbc92]

@@dejavu6514 Pretty much. Chinese, Japanese, Koreans hate each other.

[@xiaozihua]

@@sara.cbc92 it's probably because China lacks soft power and hard power in Asia unlike during the time of the Chinese dynasties wherein Tributary States like Japan and Korea would give high respect to China

[@zi.d7]

U r right. And in China there is sign "No Japanese and dogs allowed"

[@sara.cbc92]

Due to the amount of requests, I translated and compiled facts of this incident from trusted sources. This is the full, uncut version different from the one in mainstream circulation. I remain impartial to the racial politics surrounding this case, and merely reporting on it. So please do not shoot the messenger. The case gets complicated so read on. A Chinese influencer who goes by the alias ''Oil head 46 points'' (bears a striking resemblance to Governer of Osaka prefecture Hirofumi Yoshimura) confronts the owner of Japanese-Chinese restaurant 西太后 (Empress Dowager Cixi). The 'master' of the shop had put up a sign that wrote, ''Chinese and Koreans are prohibited from entering''. As well as a side explanation ''To prevent the China Virus''「チャイナウイルス予防の為」After a tense arguement and getting the police involved, Oil head was initially unable to get the owner to remove the sign. However, in a following video he managed to get it removed with aid from the Chinese Embassy in Japan. His video was disrupted by a Japanese citizen whom he later dragged into the subway with the police called. In retaliation, the shop owner sought advice from Taiwanese and Hong Kong netizens. They came up with the idea of displaying Winnie the Pooh pics, Tiannamen 1989 connotations, HK independence posters etc in front of the restaurant. This is to prevent Mainlanders from taking footage at the shop as these imagery are banned in China and could land them in trouble. There were other Chinese influencers who mimicked Oil head but stopped after this strategy. This has become a high profile case with many Japanese right wing groups and even conservative assembly men getting involved in support of the owner. Hope we can all strive for peace, as they say ''When in Rome, Do as the Romans Do'' Pls Like and Subscribe~!

[@bobjohnson2110]

He might not be the nicest person but his Japanese is pretty damn good 💀

[@sara.cbc92]

He resides in Japan, I believe a language proficiency test is a prerequisite.

[@tranminhnhat2977]

Me too, can’t stand the dude but he has really good Japanese

[@sara.cbc92]

@@tranminhnhat2977 he's what they call in China a "patriotic grifter". Knowingly stokes nationalism, anti Japanese sentiment among Chinese netizens for views and monetary gains.

[@Niconeco-z3j]

I think she's into Japanese idols and dramas, so I won't blame her haha

[@sara.cbc92]

This channel isn't about me. but if you enjoy my content I appreciate it.

[@lkbwithyooshin4112]

영상 잘 봤어요?^^ 참 그런데 어느 나라 사람인가요?^^

[@yulia-xj7xg]

중국인😂

[@lkbwithyooshin4112]

@@yulia-xj7xg 한국어 공부하세요?^^

[@teliz10]

Long Live Imperial Japan! May our hearts continue to preserve the golden mindset!

[@xiaozihua]

thank you for this eye-opening video

[@sara.cbc92]

you're welcome

[@Rumms-Bumms69]

... "eye opening" ... 😂

[@shady3661]

Lot of asian people, know how so rude chinese tourist. Stop blaming the man who own restaurant, insted educate your people how to act proper dicipline.

[@rabbitonearth4873]

thank you for translating babe

[@aa-jj7cd]

それで？プーさんと天安門の写真を店に貼ったら来なくなったよね🤣🤣🤣。

[@berayanjohn]

Good morning Sara. Thanks for sharing this video. Wishing you all the best.🙏🤗

[@sara.cbc92]

Hi John, thanks for your comment 😊