I've been to foreign countries many times, but I'm...

I've been to foreign countries many times, but I'm quite indifferent, so I thought I didn't seem to have suffered much discrimination.

By the way

In the cafe on the 1st floor, [the parlor], the staff was quite rude. The companion was sitting inside, and I was trying to get in. I wasn't able to get in with my arms from the entrance. I did, but when other white elderly people came in, I saw and treated them politely ^^ I passed by and thought it was rude to be honest.

It is clear that the instinct of a person can get information only with the eyes of the other person looking at it, but I think that it is impossible to look at the person who thinks that it is not a zoo monkey, but a customer, basically a customer like that; As I walked, my head looked towards me, my eyes kept staring at me, and I stared at the same thing because I felt uncomfortable (usually then I turn my head). Would I have been if I had been an 80-year-old white man?

I felt like this was not a bit, so I was accompanied by a companion (more than I had a career in foreign countries and learned about racism ^^). There was no change and the world was kind to the young white mother next door and I had a chat at the other table. It was so frustrating that I didn't know if it was rude. It's all stupid and I say it, but there's only one thing that makes me feel bad hahaha

When it comes to food, the tea and scones are basically delicious, the cakes aren't good, so I ate them, and the salmon sandwich is just that. Apple juice is delicious. Originally I tried to order afternoon tea from the top floor, but if I had breakfast due to the large amount, I came down to recommend it to eat downstairs, but I regretted it. We did not receive good service on the first floor, so it is recommended to visit the other floors.