Yet another example of tourists being a nuisance in Japan

You know, I don’t even want to know wtf this is all about.

OK, fine - I'll bite.

Why does someone film themself pouring a gallon of milk in their trousers on a busy crosswalk in Japan? Why?

I moved to Japan 10 years ago, and while you still saw some people filming as they walked across Shibuya crossing, I swear it has gotten 10 times worse since then.

I recently had some errands to run in Shibuya and had to cross the crosswalk, and left, right, and center, there were all these random foreigners stopping in the middle of the damn crosswalk to strike poses and shit while their friend or family member took multiple photos. This is while there are dozens if not a 100+ people trying to cross the intersection at the same time, forcing everyone to go around and shit. It was infuriating and I literally can't blame any Japanese people seeing that in that moment thinking "wtf is wrong with these damn foreigners", because I was left thinking the same damn thing.

It's so incredibly rude and so incredibly irritating.

The stunt pulled in the OP is even worse but just imagine that every single fucking day there are dozens of tourists (or more) blocking foot traffic and street traffic to strike poses and do other weird shit in the middle of this crosswalk. Every fucking day.

It drives me insane.

How many times have people gone to other countries and gotten arrested for doing idiotic things for content!

Where do you even buy a gallon of milk at in Japan? I've only seen it in those 1000ml containers.

The only response is to arrest the foreigners and force them to participate of those demented game shows.

What the fuck