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Never heard of a restaurant posting a sign on the door saying they're full.
Yeah that's more of a hotel thing. I'm guessing this is that influencer trick of intentionally lying about a detail so people will make comments to correct you, giving you free engagement.
I agree. And I'm replying to this comment to skew the numbers.
Japan will put signs out saying they're full and to queue from x position. Some will list an approximate time. If they take reservations and are full for the day, it will usually say that. Especially in urban areas, we can have some quite small restaurants.
Interesting. Thanks for explaining.
I don't see signs like this where I live either. But when I went to Japan I did see this a couple times. Not a racist sign like this one, but signs saying "we're full" in Japanese, at restaurants. Different cultures do things differently, I guess.