近日，中國的網紅籃球團隊F3籃團在日本東京著名街區澀谷的街頭上傳一段表演影片，引起日本網友的強烈關注與抵制。影片中，七名團員一邊播放音樂，一邊展示簡單的舞蹈動作，同時讓籃球在手指間旋轉跳躍，完成一段結合舞蹈與街頭籃球的短表演。雖然路人也有圍觀並拍手叫好，但影片公開後，日本網友的反應卻呈現明顯的兩極化。

日本網民對這段表演的反感，核心原因在於公共空間秩序與他人便利的底線。在日本，尤其是繁忙的城市中心地段，公共道路和人行通道被視為公共資源，理應保障所有行人的安全與通行。日本網友在留言中指出，F3籃團的表演不僅佔用行人通道，也造成擁擠與阻礙，甚至有人質問：「在公共道路上做這種事有取得許可嗎？」、「請不要佔用我們的人行道」，顯示出公眾對於不遵守規範、給他人添麻煩的行為相當敏感。

此外，有網友對表演本身提出批評，認為這些舞蹈動作缺乏創意甚至「似曾相識」，並形容表演嘈雜、尷尬，對行人來說既無趣又幹擾。這種結合「形式尷尬」與「佔用公共空間」的因素，使得影片迅速引發爭議。然而，從另一個角度看，F3籃團選擇的拍攝地點——澀谷十字路口——本身就是全球知名的地標。作為「世界最繁忙的十字路口」，它不僅象徵東京的經濟與文化心臟，也展示了都市年輕群體的活力與創意。許多國際網紅與影片創作者都選擇在此地進行拍攝，以增加曝光與象徵意義。因此，影片的拍攝行為在創作思維上可以理解為追求高曝光與文化象徵，但在規範意識與地方秩序上明顯疏忽。

總結來說，這則事件反映出兩個層面：一方面，中國網紅團隊希望透過街頭表演展現街球魅力與創意文化；另一方面，日本公眾對於公共秩序與他人便利的高度敏感，使得即便表演本身並非極端，也容易激起負面情緒。這也提醒國際創作者，跨國拍攝公共空間內容時，理解當地文化規範與申請必要許可，是避免衝突與爭議的關鍵。

Recently, the Chinese influencer basketball team F3 Basketball Crew sparked controversy in Japan after posting a street performance video filmed in the famous Shibuya district of Tokyo. In the video, seven team members performed simple dance movements while spinning and juggling basketballs, combining elements of dance and street basketball. While some passersby stopped to watch and even applauded, the video provoked strong reactions from Japanese netizens.

The primary source of irritation for Japanese viewers centered on public space usage and respect for others. In Japan, particularly in busy urban areas, streets and pedestrian walkways are considered shared public resources, and their safe, unobstructed use is a priority. Many commenters criticized the F3 team for blocking pedestrian traffic, with remarks such as, “Please don’t take up our sidewalks,” and questions about whether they had obtained the necessary permits to perform on a public street. This reflects the broader cultural expectation in Japan that individuals should avoid inconveniencing others in public spaces.

Some netizens also criticized the performance itself, describing the movements as unoriginal or repetitive and the overall presentation as noisy and awkward. The combination of an arguably unimpressive routine with the obstruction of pedestrian flow amplified the negative reactions and made the video a target of widespread criticism.

However, the choice of filming location—Shibuya Crossing—adds another dimension to the story. As the “world’s busiest intersection,” it is not only a cultural and economic symbol of Tokyo but also a popular spot for youth culture and creative expression. Many international content creators film there to gain visibility and leverage its iconic status. From a creative perspective, F3 Basketball Crew’s choice makes sense as a high-exposure venue, but the team appears to have overlooked local regulations and social norms, which are taken very seriously in Japan.

In conclusion, the incident highlights two key points: on one hand, Chinese influencers aimed to showcase the flair and creativity of street basketball; on the other hand, Japanese society places high value on public order and the convenience of others, meaning even a seemingly harmless performance can provoke backlash if it disrupts shared spaces. For international creators, this serves as a clear reminder that understanding local rules, cultural expectations, and obtaining the necessary permits is essential when filming in public areas abroad.