What kind of woman should you not take pictures of on the streets of Japan?

When we talk about Japan, we have a very bad impression of them, and when we think about the aggression against our country back then, we feel very helpless. Due to the rise of the ** industry in recent years, the tourism industry has become increasingly popular, and many people choose to travel to Japan. Some of them are because they like to buy Japanese products, while others are because they travel to relieve stress and relax.

In fact, many of Japan's traditions are very similar to our country's, due to the rapid economic development after the reform and opening up, people's pursuit has become more and more demandingAt the same time, the two countries are close to each other, due to the frequent economic and cultural exchanges, the opening of treaty ports, and the frequent exchanges, many things are integratedFor example, China's tea culture, the prevalence of Taoism and Buddhism, the evolution of ancient clothing, and the precipitation of time have all formed their own unique cultures, which have a long history.

For example, the Japanese kimono is very similar to the costume of our Han Dynasty, which is also the power of cultural transmission, people's definition of aesthetics. It is very common for anyone who has traveled to Japan to walk down the street and see Japanese women walking down the street wearing kimonos, but there is also a kind of girl who also wears a kimono and wears very heavy makeup on her face, which they are called"Geisha"., but we Chinese girls and even your compatriots always have such a phenomenon, feel novel, and consciously take photos with others to commemorate,In fact, we don't understand each other's cultures, heThey are actually very annoyed by this phenomenon, it is their job, and they are not allowed to take pictures.

When it comes to geisha, they are not what we mean by the meansThey don't sell their bodiesWe can always think of the women in the ancient Qinglou in our country, in fact, we can understand it this way, but after the changes of the times and thousands of years of cultural development, in Japan, geisha is still a profession, but there is still a phenomenon of being looked down upon by others.

Therefore, when we travel in Japan, we need to respect others and not leave a bad impression on people from other countries when we see such a dress.

looks more fierce, and there is a boyfriend next to him.

No matter what kind of woman you see on the streets of Japan, don't take a picture with her, after all, it's a stranger, and it's always right to be wary.

That is, when you meet a woman with a boyfriend, don't go to take pictures.

I've never heard of anything like this, so it's best not to take pictures with them.

I haven't been exposed to this knowledge for a while, and it may be related to the local culture.

If you see those wearing kimonos, don't take pictures casually, it's dangerous.

I don't know, but I'm not going to shoot people indiscriminately anyway.

In today's era of rapid economic development, there are many industries that are constantly emerging. However, with the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people like to travel abroad, so the tourism industry can be said to be in full swing. Nowadays, the diversity and development of transportation means make it possible for us to travel around the world quickly and enjoyably, and we are full of curiosity about the world and always want to venture into it.

However, if you go to other countries, you must be completely prepared first, each country has its own customs and culture, it is really strange, if you can't integrate, you must also respect the cultural differences of various countries Just like the scissorhands that we often take pictures of, in the United Kingdom it is the meaning of humiliating each other, so we must respect the customs of **, after all, in a foreign country, we must protect ourselves.

When it comes to Japan, the first reaction is the world of anime, the love of otaku. There are also beautiful cherry blossoms, which add a touch of romance to this island nation. There are also many people in our country who like to travel to Japan, and because of the development of international **, there are also many Chinese compatriots who have settled in Japan, so the probability of meeting Chinese in Japan is still very high.

Although they are all Asian countries, there are still big cultural differences, so don't let up. Today, I would like to introduce to you what it means in Japan to be a gesture that seems ordinary to us.

Everyone knows that a thumbs up means you're great and strong. When others compliment you, a thumbs up is an affirmation of you. The little thumb, on the other hand, means that you are weak and look down on you.

However, in Japan, the thumb represents a man, and the little thumb is a woman, so don't you feel fascinated? In fact, they also don't understand our interpretation of the big and small thumbs. But cultural differences are often like this, so in Japan if you want to ask if the other person has a girlfriend, you can extend your thumb to him very privately, but remember not to do this in a public place, they will think you are rude.

There is also a gesture that seems cute to us, which is to put two fingers on the top of the head, like a bunny. We think it's cute, but the Japanese don't think so, and in their culture, it's a gesture of being angry. There is also a gesture, you should pay special attention to it, if you see a girl facing you index finger and thumb in a circle, similar to an OK gesture, do not come forward to ask at this time.

Because these girls are engaged in special industries, if you rush up, the language barrier will be confused and reach a "deal". That would be troublesome and you could lose money.

Therefore, everyone must do a good job of strategy before traveling abroad, in all aspects. The world that is unfamiliar to us is full of curiosity, but at the same time, we must be vigilant, the world is big and there are all kinds of birds, so we must pay attention to protect ourselves.

When you see a Japanese geisha, you need to be on the lookout. Because they can't take pictures, they can only be on the side**.

If you see a girl putting her index finger and thumb in a circle in front of you, similar to an OK gesture, don't come forward and ask at this time. Because these girls are engaged in special industries, it is easy to cause economic losses if they go rashly.

If you see a girl on the street in Japan putting her index finger and thumb in a circle, similar to an OK gesture, don't come up and ask at this time. Because these girls are all engaged in special industries

If you encounter a geisha on the streets of Japan, don't take pictures out of curiosity, because this behavior is very offensive to the Japanese. The birth of Japanese geisha has a long history, since the ancient Tang Dynasty, the Japanese began to yearn for the life of the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and constantly sent envoys and students to study in China, when the women of the Tang Dynasty were dressed very fashionably, and the makeup technology gradually matured, so the Japanese who were good at imitating learning began to introduce this Tang Dynasty dress, and passed down this dress very well, forming the situation of today's geisha, geisha culture is one of the traditional cultures of Japan, protected by the state and loved by the people.

Japanese geisha are not custom women, but performers who specialize in artistic performances. Some people don't know much about Japanese culture, and it's easy to misunderstand the industry, but in fact, this prejudice needs to be carefully understood before it can be corrected, and of course, tourists who see this kind of makeup and dress up for the first time will definitely find it strange and even a little scary, which is understandable. Japanese geisha spend hours dressing up before each performance, and it takes one or two people to help them put on the brightly colored kimono just to get in, and the fact that it is not easy to move in this kimono shows how hard the geisha's job is.

For the Japanese people, geisha culture is a cultural treasure of their countryJust like Peking Opera and Kunqu Opera are the art and culture of our country, the geisha culture is very important to the Japanese, after all, a country that forgets its traditional culture is undoubtedly equivalent to water without a source and a tree without roots, and sooner or later the country will lose its way in development.

Those women who are pale and very serious should not take pictures, those are geisha, and there is a charge for taking pictures.

You can't take pictures with geisha, which will be said by the locals, because geisha still have a high status in Japan.

Some of the women are local maikos, so they will pay a fee to take pictures.

Geisha's status is actually very high in the local area, and it is disrespectful to come forward to take pictures.