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Anderson Japanese Gardens的点评
点评：Place is beautiful: peaceful and relaxing.
I was there with 3 other people. We came there after attending a wedding, and since we were dressed up, we decided to stop by and take some pictures.
We walked in and purchased tickets. We were asked right away if we were part of the wedding venue happening at their place. We responded not, and continued with our business.
As we walked into the garden, we started taking pictures with OUR own phones, nothing professional just regular phones.
Not even 500 feet away, we were approached by an African American man (must be a security or part of staff) saying: "What's going on here, you are taking professional pictures?" We responded saying no, we are taking pictures with our phones, and there are no professional pictures taken. After a short conversation, he let us go. Not even another 500 feet we were approached by another 2 ladies (staff) asking us again if we are taking professional pictures. After explaining the same story, we were let go. A few feet later we were approached by another man and woman, who appeared to be managers. We tried to explain the same story, but it didn't work out this way.
Lady was direct enough to tell us that we were TOO DRESSED to be regular customers and we are taking professional pictures which was not allowed. I did not know that Anderson Japanese Garden had a dress code. I guess we should have been dressed as bums and homelessness.
My friends and I felt so discriminated against for the way we were dressed up. We felt insulted and betrayed. And not just that, other people visiting the park were looking at us and we were so embarrassed. We felt like criminals. Just because someone assumes that we were taking pictures professionally, we were treated the way we were treated. The unconscionable behavior by the employees was grossly irresponsible. The matter of how they forced us to leave was beyond embarrassing to us and witnessed by others in the park.
I was there with 3 other people. We came there after attending a wedding, and since we were dressed up, we decided to stop by and take some pictures.
We walked in and purchased tickets. We were asked right away if we were part of the wedding venue happening at their place. We responded not, and continued with our business.
As we walked into the garden, we started taking pictures with OUR own phones, nothing professional just regular phones.
Not even 500 feet away, we were approached by an African American man (must be a security or part of staff) saying: "What's going on here, you are taking professional pictures?" We responded saying no, we are taking pictures with our phones, and there are no professional pictures taken. After a short conversation, he let us go. Not even another 500 feet we were approached by another 2 ladies (staff) asking us again if we are taking professional pictures. After explaining the same story, we were let go. A few feet later we were approached by another man and woman, who appeared to be managers. We tried to explain the same story, but it didn't work out this way.
Lady was direct enough to tell us that we were TOO DRESSED to be regular customers and we are taking professional pictures which was not allowed. I did not know that Anderson Japanese Garden had a dress code. I guess we should have been dressed as bums and homelessness.
My friends and I felt so discriminated against for the way we were dressed up. We felt insulted and betrayed. And not just that, other people visiting the park were looking at us and we were so embarrassed. We felt like criminals. Just because someone assumes that we were taking pictures professionally, we were treated the way we were treated. The unconscionable behavior by the employees was grossly irresponsible. The matter of how they forced us to leave was beyond embarrassing to us and witnessed by others in the park.
翻译：这个地方很美：宁静而令人放松。
我和另外三个人一起去了那里。我们参加完一场婚礼后来到这里，因为盛装打扮，所以我们决定顺便进去拍些照片。
我们走进去买了票。他们马上就问我们是不是他们家婚礼场地的工作人员。我们回答说不是，然后继续忙着我们的事。
走进花园时，我们开始用自己的手机拍照，一点也不专业，只是用普通的手机。
还没走到500英尺（约150米）远，一个非裔美国男子（肯定是保安或工作人员）走过来问我们：“怎么回事？你们在拍专业照片吗？”我们回答说不是，我们只是用手机拍照，拍出来的照片根本不是专业照片。简短的交谈后，他让我们走了。又走了不到500英尺（约150米），又有两位女士（工作人员）走过来，再次问我们是不是在拍专业照片。我们解释了同样的原因后，他们就放我们走了。几英尺之后，又有一男一女走近我们，他们看起来像是经理。我们试图解释同样的原因，但最终却事与愿违。
那位女士很直接地告诉我们，我们穿得太正式了，不像普通顾客，而且我们正在拍专业照片，这是不允许的。我不知道安德森日本花园有着装要求。我觉得我们应该穿得像个流浪汉或无家可归的人。
我和我的朋友们因为我们的穿着打扮而感到被歧视。我们感到被侮辱和背叛。不仅如此，其他来公园的人也在看着我们，我们感到非常尴尬。我们觉得自己像个罪犯。就因为有人认为我们是专业拍照，就受到了那样的对待。员工的这种不合情理的行为极其不负责任。他们强迫我们离开，这对我们来说非常尴尬，公园里的其他人也目睹了这一切。
我和另外三个人一起去了那里。我们参加完一场婚礼后来到这里，因为盛装打扮，所以我们决定顺便进去拍些照片。
我们走进去买了票。他们马上就问我们是不是他们家婚礼场地的工作人员。我们回答说不是，然后继续忙着我们的事。
走进花园时，我们开始用自己的手机拍照，一点也不专业，只是用普通的手机。
还没走到500英尺（约150米）远，一个非裔美国男子（肯定是保安或工作人员）走过来问我们：“怎么回事？你们在拍专业照片吗？”我们回答说不是，我们只是用手机拍照，拍出来的照片根本不是专业照片。简短的交谈后，他让我们走了。又走了不到500英尺（约150米），又有两位女士（工作人员）走过来，再次问我们是不是在拍专业照片。我们解释了同样的原因后，他们就放我们走了。几英尺之后，又有一男一女走近我们，他们看起来像是经理。我们试图解释同样的原因，但最终却事与愿违。
那位女士很直接地告诉我们，我们穿得太正式了，不像普通顾客，而且我们正在拍专业照片，这是不允许的。我不知道安德森日本花园有着装要求。我觉得我们应该穿得像个流浪汉或无家可归的人。
我和我的朋友们因为我们的穿着打扮而感到被歧视。我们感到被侮辱和背叛。不仅如此，其他来公园的人也在看着我们，我们感到非常尴尬。我们觉得自己像个罪犯。就因为有人认为我们是专业拍照，就受到了那样的对待。员工的这种不合情理的行为极其不负责任。他们强迫我们离开，这对我们来说非常尴尬，公园里的其他人也目睹了这一切。
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