A new controversy has been caused in Japan, and this time it was a professor of Japanese-Brazilian origin, who tells how in one of his vacations in Brazil accompanied by his wife, warned him of how dangerous the Latin American country is and asked him to take extreme measures to avoid having some kind of unfortunate encounter during their vacation. If you are interested in learning more about this topic, we invite you to continue reading to find out all the details.
In Japan, a teacher who had a vacation in Brazil takes extreme measures to avoid falling victim to insecurity
It was through his Twitter/X profile, that Professor Yu Enokimiya, who lives in Japan, but has Japanese-Brazilian origin, tells how some time ago he went on vacation to Brazil with his wife and upon arriving in this Latin American country, gave him the instructions he had to follow to avoid becoming a victim of crime, such as “Put on the old clothes we prepared.Take off all watches and jewelry. Assuming I get robbed up to two. And then to the car. No Japanese allowed. Don’t let go of me.”
To which his wife, surprised, asked him what kind of country they were in and the professor replied, “A country where the crime rate is 102 times that of Japan” he continued, “iPhones and Apple Watches are sold at a particularly high price, so don’t wear them outside if you make a mistake. The latest models can be stolen like magic tricks.”
Subsequently, the wife asked “I hear this every day, but do São Paulo have fireworks that often?” and the professor replied “That’s a gunshot,” which left the wife speechless. However, not everything he talked about this Latin American country was bad, as he ended his post by punctuating some positive aspects of the country.
In response to the words of this professor, many users on the social network, specifically those who live in Japan, began to talk about it, one of them commented “Brazil ten years ago was also in trouble. Our guide said there are no safe places in Rio, only dangerous areas, very dangerous, very dangerous! That’s what he said.” another user said ”If you look fancy and fashionable just because you are traveling, you will be seriously attacked, so you better look like you have no money. Also, when you go to America, you should have $30 in your pocket.”
On the other hand, another person commented “Hearing this makes me think that Brazil is crazy, but
of all the countries I’ve been to, I like them. Brazil is a country so full of charm that I like it even more than Japan, and I would even consider living there permanently.” emphasizing that despite what is said about other foreign countries like Brazil, this person did not find it as bad or dangerous as they sometimes make it out to be.
The discussion also commented on the crime rates and crimes committed in certain countries, thus comparing it with the rates found in Japan in order to verify if what this professor said about Brazil having a crime rate 120% higher than Japan was true. What do you think about this topic and this discussion that was generated in social networks?
