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Foreign Men and Women in Kimonos Posed for a Photo at Fushimi Inari Shrine, with One Holding a Sword to the Woman's Neck While Filming "The Last Samurai"... X Users Expressed Anger, Saying, "Don't Mistake a Sacred Shinto Site for a Cosplay Photo spot."

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Topic of interest: Self-proclaimed "New Japan" foreigner poses under the torii gate of Fushimi Inari Shrine wearing a kimono and holding a sword to his companion's neck. What's so "The Last Samurai" about this? Don't be ridiculous. Don't mistake a sacred Shinto site for a "Japanese-style cosplay photo spot."
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Topic of interest: Self-proclaimed "New Japan" foreigner poses under the torii gate of Fushimi Inari Shrine wearing a kimono and holding a sword to his companion's neck. What's so "The Last Samurai" about this? Don't be ridiculous. Don't mistake a sacred Shinto site for a "Japanese-style cosplay photo spot."

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Share News Japan broke the news in Japan on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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