A Taiwanese female celebrity who visited Japan on a trip revealed that she witnessed a scene at a restaurant that could be "discrimination against foreigners." Multiple Taiwanese media outlets, including China Times and ETtoday, reported on the 6th.

Taiwanese celebrity Weng Hsin-yi (Wong Hsin-yi) married Chang Shao-huai (Chang Shao-huai), the second son of Chang Fei (Chang Fei), known as a veteran TV host, in 2013, and is currently a mother of one son and one daughter, primarily sharing information through social media.

According to Taiwanese media reports, Weng Hsin-yi recently shared an incident during her trip to Japan on Instagram Stories. According to her, while she was dining at a certain restaurant, foreign customers entered the establishment later. At the time, there were no other customers inside besides Weng Hsin-yi and her family, but the staff reportedly refused their entry, saying, "We are fully booked."

However, Japanese customers who arrived afterward were smoothly guided to their seats, and then another group of Japanese customers who followed were also seated directly. It seemed the staff did not confirm names or other details, and they didn't appear to have made reservations in advance. Weng Hsin-yi wrote, "I wonder if this restaurant doesn't welcome foreign tourists much? Maybe they just mistakenly let us in (sweat emoji)."

Meanwhile, Weng Hsin-yi also revealed on social media that she had her hair dyed at a Japanese salon. In the photo she uploaded, she appeared with a transformed look, sporting short wine-red hair, and she happily commented, "Japanese hair color feels 'rich' like food. I didn't want to bleach my hair but wanted a bright color. They really made it happen. It's so vibrant, like hair color you'd see in an anime."

She also praised Japanese hair salons, saying they are "surprisingly efficient." She explained that the cut and color were completed within 2 hours, and the fee was 16,000 yen. She added, "I'm very satisfied." (Translation/Editing by Kitada)