Japan has an equivalent charge as bujoku (insult/contempt). Most countries practicing civil law have a similar charge somewhere in their books, though it's not usually enforced these days except for really egregious cases. And even then it's usually just a fine.
Also kinda ironic, because the Japan Civil Code is based on the German Civil Code.
Well, literally "shit", but "fuck" is a more appropriate translation in this context.Flash-san, you might be able to get away with this in Japan, but if you're back in Germany they'll arrest you for making a public insult.
Beleidigung in Germany. While it technically qualifies, no sensible policeman or judge would drag her to court for this.
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