"Do people in Japan like tourists?"

We don’t. Please stop coming here. If you stay here we will never treat you as Japanese so F off

The problem is that too many dumb tourists have pissed off locals, if you go to Japan please behave and respect Japanese people, they are the kindest people I have known…

Japan is BASED

And look at their country. Arguably the most successful in the world in terms of quality of life. Don't let rabbi schlomo convince you that their way of life needs change, and is "racist"

Why would I, as a tourist, make an effort to show respect to people who don't respect me or want me there? Pretty entitled attitude, honestly.

Keep japan Japanese, nothing wrong with being a partisans nationalist! I’m American and I have visited japan 7 times, the fact that it’s remains Japanese is a great thing. They don’t need an influx of foreign influence

They are keeping Japan Japan. USA and Europe could learn a thing or two from Japan, like if you cone to USA, come legally, know the rules, adapt to the culture, respect your host culture and behave like a guest.

I wish every country would adopt this theory!

“When in Rome” as the saying goes. Their county their rules. Look when visiting Japan you’re not going to get everything right, but they are very forgiving of foreigner’s social pho paws. Anyway it’s not polite to point out mistakes others make. Also they know you will soon leave their wonderful country, and they will be able to discuss your lack of cultural sophistication among themselves. The Japanese is a unique and fascinating culture, the visitor is always welcome and truly want you to enjoy experiencing their country. They too enjoy teaching you their customs and watching you struggle attempting to imitate them. However let there be no misunderstanding, you can never achieve true acceptance into their esoteric race.

Totally coming back. Everyone is respectful when you show respect and you'll see their service goes from A+ to A++. Walk on the right. Domo arigato gozaimasu. Don't be a dick. Easy.