I mean, that effectively is just an adblocker. Many readers here really get bent out of shape on the use of blockers, and you may be one of them, I don't know. But directing the ads to you from a language you can't even read might as well be an adblocker as your mind can't even absorb the ad by osmosis. Just use uBlock Origin.
But for 99.88% of people seeing those plumbing ads -- including many folks who have already bought their sinks -- such ads are stupid distractions. The net result: there's a big surge in the use of ad blockers, and the swamp is starting to drain.
Another case in point: I now follow Twitter trending reports for Yokohama, even though I live 5,000 miles away and can barely read a few characters of hiragana. It's my primitive hack to disable the trending "service." I'd rather have incomprehensible squiggles on a corner of my screen than a bunch of garbage content that's clamoring for attention, even though it's irrelevant to me.