“Yeah, it’s Japanese monastic cuisine you uneducated fuck”

"In any case, a little danger is a small price to pay for ridding a place of tourists.”  -Tahir Shah, In Search of King Solomon's Mines

Buddhist priest at Japanese temple lodging goes viral for rude responses to tourist’s bad reviews

Many people are siding with the Mt Koya priest, who said he was frustrated bytourists who post “arrogant responses like they’re some travel pioneer”.

If you’ve ever had to listen to travellers wax lyrical about their amazing travel experiences abroad, one of the topics that often crops up is the appeal of “living like the locals” in a new and unfamiliar country.

While it might sound like a traveller’s dream, heading off the beaten track to live like the locals isn’t always as glamorous as expected, and that’s what some tourists at Mt Koya’s Sekishoin Temple found when they spent the night there recently.

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