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..............Restaurants in Kyoto are probably the most well-known examples of that. They've been in business for over 400 years with that kind of attitude, so their passive-aggressive response would be to give you bowl of ochazuke as a subtle "GET THE FUCK OUT, TRASH".
And though he could have phrased it much better, it does make sense in a Japanese cultural context, to kick out anyone who doesn't have an Adventurer's License.
This is Japan, a nation where carrying a kitchen knife outside if it's out of its packaging or you're not a professional chef/cook is illegal. Only selling weapons and armor to licensed professionals does make sense.
Not to defend the clerk's attitude, but his refusal of service to someone not licensed does make some sense.
Really, that's Reito's fault for not considering that he's asking for something that normal, non-licensed people aren't supposed to be able to buy.
Sir and or Madam.
Please stop mixing reality with a fictional world and society. Sure there might be some similarities, but the presence of dungeons and fantasy monster that can and will overflow said dungeons would likely mean most laws around personal weapons would be relaxed for adventurers and suitably trained and or licensed civilians.
Sure there are definitely laws restricting the use of any weapon or abilities outside of dungeons, except under extreme circumstances, but the scattershot nature of where dungeons form, and the necessity for adventurers to travel to those locations, there is no way that the current Japanese laws in regards to weapons and how and how can carry them would be present in this fictional setting.