„Insta-Pests“: Berichten zufolge hat ein Tempel in Kyoto damit begonnen, Menschen in auffälligen Kimonos abzuweisen. Das eigentliche Ziel sind jedoch nicht Kimonos oder ausländische Touristen: Es sind Influencer, auch inländische, die Tempel, Cafés und Geschäfte als ihre persönlichen Fotostudios betrachten
“Insta-Pests”: Why A Kyoto Temple Reportedly Banned Kimono-Clad Visitors
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Good.
Influencers of any race are deeply cringe.
Especially the wannabes who act high-profile when they’re very much not.
Yasaka shrine banned professional/tripod/etc photography (at least in certain areas without permission). That sounds more reliable than the method of telling that that headline uses.
Finally Japfluencers got some taste of their own medicine, I guess.
Even aside from the influencers, it’s sad that everyone seems to experience everything through the screen and camera of their phone these days.
Like I’m far too lazy to go to the effort of using a film camera, but there was something nice about just taking one or 2 shots and taking what you get, and then enjoy the experience for what it is.
I’m not even that old lmao.
Don’t do this in places of significant cultural or religious importance of any country.
Notsorry, and fuck you very much.