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Litterbugs now face on-the-spot fines in Tokyo's tourist hotspot

In Shibuya, Tokyo, litterbugs are now facing immediate 2,000 yen fines as part of a new crackdown. With 50 officials patrolling the area, both tourists and locals are urged to keep the streets clean. As tourism surges, maintaining order in...

BBC News· Jun 1, 2026 · 12:32 PM · 22 views

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In Shibuya, Tokyo, litterbugs are now facing immediate 2,000 yen fines as part of a new crackdown. With 50 officials patrolling the area, both tourists and locals are urged to keep the streets clean. As tourism surges, maintaining order in this iconic district becomes crucial. #Tokyo #TravelNews #Littering #Tourism #Shibuya

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