Odd that it's a rule in the first place unless "this is a rule b/c something happened before" with some guys causing trouble or peeping in the next booth or so/pranking other customersJust go in there, no one's gonna check.
It's definitely a nanpa thingOdd that it's a rule in the first place unless "this is a rule b/c something happened before" with some guys causing trouble or peeping in the next booth or so/pranking other customers
Not the first time i am made aware of it, sadly it is probably on the same floor as why women only train car exist in JapanOdd that it's a rule in the first place unless "this is a rule b/c something happened before" with some guys causing trouble or peeping in the next booth or so/pranking other customers
yeah although other than the booth itself i'd assume there'd be enough staff around if there is an issue but i guess being on staff isn't the same as some guard/bouncer, that said, given the boy band idol culture i would've expected there to also be some areas out there or if having a girl to vouch for them (i guess nanami doesn't expect other ppl to actually think he's a girl even if the POV MC doesn't know any better [I think i remember him saying "She has a husky voice" so Nanami isn't try to pass or anything lol])Not the first time i am made aware of it, sadly it is probably on the same floor as why women only train car exist in Japan
this article (which cites its own sources) backs that up. really sucks that assholes take purikura spaces as an opportunity to do whatever they wantIt's definitely a nanpa thing
thats an interesting alternative, but i feel like part of the appeal of purikura is the sense of physically being in the booth. i guess disposable cameras would also have a special feeling from being considered vintage. smartphones seem a little too new for some reason.That said , physical stickers aside you could probably just use a smartphone or just get some cheap disposable camera and hang out with friends that way
yeah i'm sure there are more open areas/arcade stuff where ppl wouldn't be limited.nooooo kameyama stop self-deprecating i think it's cool you know what's fashionable and i like appreciating them together with your observations
this article (which cites its own sources) backs that up. really sucks that assholes take purikura spaces as an opportunity to do whatever they want
thats an interesting alternative, but i feel like part of the appeal of purikura is the sense of physically being in the booth. i guess disposable cameras would also have a special feeling from being considered vintage. smartphones seem a little too new for some reason.
when i went to taito station chain arcades, they seemed to always have a floor specifically for purikura machines. i only peeked from the stairwell entrances because i had nofriends in japan to take pics withreasons to go in there. there were several kinds of machines from different companies. im assuming the only real difference between them is customization abilities. sometimes the purikura machines collaborate with popular pieces of media, so i would probably choose a machine based on that if it was a media i liked.