隨著日元貶值，許多外國人紛紛湧進日本購物，但要注意以下當地相關法令：

使用公共電源：如果手機沒電，不要隨意使用公共場所的電源充電。未經許可使用插座充電屬於偷電行為，可能會被處以10年以下的刑期或50萬日幣以下的罰款。

與巴士司機交談：搭乘巴士時不要與司機交談，即使是問路也不被允許，這會影響駕駛人的正常行駛，並且屬於違法行為。

插隊：在日本插隊不僅是不文明行為，還會觸犯輕犯罪法。如果被舉報並確認，可能會被處以1個月以內的拘留或1000至1萬日元的罰款。

肢體衝突：大部分日本人在吵架時很少會動手打人，因為當地有一項決鬥罪。只要雙方有肢體碰撞，就會被判處6個月至2年的有期徒刑。如果打架導致受傷，則會被判處2至5年的有期徒刑。

With the depreciation of the yen, many foreigners are flocking to Japan for shopping. However, it is important to be aware of the following local laws:

Using Public Power Outlets: If your phone runs out of battery, do not use public power outlets to charge it without prior permission. Unauthorized use of outlets is considered theft and can result in a prison sentence of up to 10 years or a fine of up to 500,000 yen.

Talking to Bus Drivers: When riding a bus, do not talk to the driver, even to ask for directions. This can distract the driver and is considered illegal.

Queue Jumping: Cutting in line is not only culturally inappropriate but also violates Japan’s Minor Offenses Act. If reported and confirmed, you may face up to one month of detention or a fine ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 yen.

Physical Altercations: Most Japanese people avoid physical confrontations due to the local law against dueling. Any physical altercation that involves bodily contact can result in a prison sentence of 6 months to 2 years. If a fight leads to an injury, the sentence increases to 2 to 5 years in prison.

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