Paris syndrome is a serious disorder affecting tourists, particularly the Japanese, during visits to the capital city of France. Although it may sound ridiculous, sufferers have reported being traumatized by the experience, or fearing ever travelling

Paris syndrome is a serious disorder affecting tourists, particularly the Japanese, during visits to the capital city of France. Although it may sound ridiculous, sufferers have reported being traumatized by the experience, or fearing ever travelling

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