Japanese candy shop bans all Chinese customers over coronavirus fears soranews24.com

For starters and most obviously, it’s a candy shop, the sort of place young kids like.
Sometime last week, the owner of House Vader posted a handwritten Chinese-language notice outside the entrance to his shop, right next to a window decal of friendly droid duo R2-D2 and C-3PO.
It’s not at all normal for a candy shop, though, especially one that’s located in one of Japan’s most popular hot spring resort towns, which Hakone is.
▼ HakoneSo why is Vader’s House trying to turn Chinese people away at the door?
Obviously, the outbreak is something to be concerned about, especially with the massive amount of Chinese tourism coming into Japan these days.