The Japanese are often said to be well-regarded for their etiquette and social graces.But if this is especially true for those working in Japan's service industry, the same cannot always be said of their customers.Famously referred to as "gods" by the firms that serve them, some shoppers are seemingly taking advantage of their exalted status by making unreasonable demands that blur the line between legitimate complaints and outright abuse.But because what constitutes customer harassment is not defined by law in Japan, some have argued that it is difficult to set boundaries between a legitim…READ FULL ARTICLE
