Japanese City Deploy Security Guards To Curb Over-Enthusiastic Selfie-Takers
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Japanese village hires private security against misbehaving tourists
It's not just Venice and the Canary Islands that are fed up with mass tourism. Private security has even been hired in the Japanese city of Otaru, once the setting for a popular movie and since then flooded by tourists.
Japanese City Deploy Security Guards To Curb Over-Enthusiastic Selfie-Takers
Authorities in Otaru, Japan, have deployed security guards to deter tourists from taking selfies at an iconic photo spot. This move was due to a need to control the negative effects of over tourism at the location, with the guards deployed in response to complaints by the locals. The location in question is the Funamizaka Slope, situated in a small city of Otaru on the island of Hokkaido. Made popular by the 1995 Japanese film, Love Letter, it f…
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