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The racism is absolutely indefensible. But aren't the tattoo's a major turn off for Japanese preconceptions? In America, it's the equivalent of your chef having
by robk 11y ago
The racism is absolutely indefensible. But aren't the tattoo's a major turn off for Japanese preconceptions? In America, it's the equivalent of your chef having Maori face tattoos. Unusual to say the least. See: http://japandailypress.com/the-view-of-tattoos-in-japanese-society-295623/ http://japandailypress.com/the-view-of-tattoos-in-japanese-s...
- wutbrodo 11y ago> But aren't the tattoo's a major turn off for Japanese preconceptions? In America, it's the equivalent of your chef having Maori face tattoos. Would this really be a problem in America? I've spent my whole life in America and while seeing Maori face tattoos is unusual, it would hardly be a "turn-off" or even remotely negative if I saw that my chef had them. Do you mind if I ask what part of America you're in?
- hussong 11y agoIn Europe, they're almost required at this point for any up and coming hipster chef.
- robk 11y agoOk, maybe some other scarier face tattoos - http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/12063417/Robber-with-F-Cops-face-tattoo-proves-easy-to-track-down.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/1...