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A lawyer in Japan says, yes, it's legal for restaurants to refuse service to non-Japanese speakers. However, if they refuse customers, not due to spoken language, but on the basis of their race or nationality, that violates the 14th Amendment of Japan’s Constitution. https://buff.ly/3VKV04W

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Can Japanese Stores Use Signs to Keep Tourists Out? - Unseen Japan A store in Kyoto made headlines a couple months ago when it used a sign to keep out non-Japanese speakers. Is that legal? https://buff.ly/3VKV04W