can get you arrested in Japan,
the law states that, venues must have at least 66 square meters of unobstructed floor space for dancing, they also need to make sure that all dancing stops at 1 am, which the law says is the curfew, failure to comply with the rules could get club owners into serious trouble, including getting thrown in jail for weeks, or having their businesses closed down,
according to critics, the
reason for the bizarre change in the police force’s attitude is that they’re
trying to use the decades-old law to crack down on gangsters, this way, they
don’t need to waste time getting warrants for drug searches,
but as you might expect there are ways to get
around this law, it is not illegal to go kneading, that's right place some plastic bags filled with udon dough on the floor, remove shoes and knead away, so you’re not dancing,
you’re actually kneading dough! after you finish kneading at the Techno Udon the staff there will cut and boil your udon for you to satisfy your hunger after a night
of dancing kneading,
the law was created in 1948 to regulate
places of entertainment in Japan, the Japanese government is planning to
change this old law by next year, but I wonder if kneading parties will
continue after the ban is lifted?
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