I was enjoying a cigar at the time.
To be fair though, I think it didn’t apply during the party, so I wasn’t breaking any rules really.
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Maybe they just meant you weren’t allowed to take pictures with any of those new fangled Japanese cigarette cameras?
That is a damned strange sign though.
oddly enough the ceremony at the wedding where this was was a traditional shinto one.
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