Urine Tea Prankster Nabbed in Chiba
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A man in Chiba was arrested for placing a urine-filled tea bottle in a convenience store. Travelers should always check drink seals before consumption.
A 26-year-old man from Chiba Prefecture was arrested after placing a bottle of urine disguised as tea in a convenience store refrigerator. A customer purchased the bottle and noticed a strange odor, prompting a police investigation and store-wide inspection.
The suspect admitted to the act, claiming it was a stress-relieving prank. This incident highlights the importance of inspecting sealed beverages before consumption in Japan.
Travelers should always check for intact seals and listen for the 'cracking' sound when opening bottled drinks. If anything seems amiss, it's best to avoid consuming the beverage.
Original source:SoraNews24 ↗
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