Why travel interest in Japan has increased since the pandemic
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2024
- People travel to Japan for relaxation, culture, history, shopping and the food. But it's also perceived as being safe, clean and cheaper than usual, which are all important drivers since the pandemic, reports CNBC's Travel Eidtor Monica Pitrelli.
I have been to Japan 3 times. Here is the list of why...
1) Safety (unlike USA)
2) Clean (unlike USA)
3) Pleasant (unlike USA)
4) Uniqueness (unlike USA)
5) Affordability (unlike USA)
6) Efficiency (unlike USA)
and yet U.S get way more illegal immigrants year after year. Why didn't they just move to Japan, since it's much better? 🤔
@@peter320vn Language barrier + strict immigration law in Japan
@@peter320vnbecause it’s an island?
The salary standard in Japan is also quite low as compared to the ones in the US
I completely agree. I can add more, at least I think I represent most of Indonesian tourists about Japan.
7) The food is just so delicious
8) Every corner of Japan is INSTAGRAMABLE
9) There are so many things that you can buy. From expensive items to cheap items for giving to your coworkers or relatives. It is in our culture to come back not with empty handed.
10) Asian loves anime, so going to Japan is like a pilgrimage
Everybody said Japan is safe and clean but tourist make mess and less safe in Japan. I wish all traveller seriously respect locals and follow the rules and manner .
Japan is NOT a theme park like Disneyland people expect the staff clean your gabage and you act like princess or king
Thank you so much for your comment from Japan. Exactly mostly.
Exactly! I’m Brazilian and I’ve been living in Japan for 24 years, I work here, I pay taxes so Japan is my home now and it pisses me off when I see so many disrespectful tourists. If things go the way it is, Japanese people should speak out more! Like one day one tourist cut the line in from of me, ME! I simply said “Wtf are you thinking you’re doing? Go to the back of the line! I waited for hours and now you think you can just cut! LEAVE! OUT!” Yeah I was super rude because the Chinese woman hasn’t asked politely if she could cut the line if she had I would’ve said “I’m sorry I can’t allow you to do that, it’s not fair to all the people behind me! If we waited for hours, you can wait too! Make an effort! I bet it’s worth it! Good luck sweetie!” 😂
you , like gaijin people in JPN, pls inform about
the truth to your mother country please.
they are too rude and ignorant !!!
@@isisakemimuto 有り難うございました。
@appleandorange1 I wish everyone who comes to Japan was like you...
I travel to Japan regularly since 2010. It’s clean, safe, people are respectful and polite. Very customer focused staff in restaurants and shops. Unfortunately because of bad tourist behavior, they have had to change the access to the Gion area in Kyoto. Tourists need to be respectful of the local culture like keeping their voices down on trains. Observe and try to fit in don’t act like rude tourists.
あなたみたいな質の高い外国人だけを歓迎します🙏
ありがとうございます。
また日本に来て下さい☺️
Thank you so much your comment. Yes sure Kyoto is all of you and we Japanese know that the most special historic city in Japan. If Kyoto would lose its calmness, which means Kyoto would lose the meaning of the most important ancient capital of Japan.
Kyoto is most pity place
in the planet.
Americans should go there at least once to find out what a truly civilized country is like. You can see the importance of education and morality.
I don't think it's about education but more about social welfare
There is no way that the U.S., with a history of only 200 years since its founding, can beat Japan on the level of civilization.
@@OceanTree, it's def education. Look up how kids are brought up in schooling. They're taught to work in teams/groups, no custodians, they're taught to do all the chores at school and clean up, etc... that's where it starts.
@@lifesuxdie You're right.
The US historically hasn't had thousands of years lasting culture. So a bit harsh if not out of line to achieve the morality of saints and samurai.
I went to Tokyo for the first time in 2017. It wowed me so much I've since made it a yearly vacation spot (pausing only for COVID19). As a lone traveler, I especially appreciate the safety factor, which ironically is safer than my own home country. And despite the language differences, Japan has made significant accommodations for foreigners. The only thing the Japanese people ask in return is that you respect their culture, customs, and laws.
we don't welcome loud people, and the one who can't clean up for themselves.
it's good to travel to different countries, not just the same one over and over
日本人の気持ちを理解してくれてとても嬉しいです。
Food in Japan is amazing
Japan is clean and safe
The scenery is amazing
the air is clean
the people are polite
the trains are not hassle and ontime
etc….
Smaller vehicles helps a lot with clean air
@@jeretso Even normal car sizes or buses polute less.
And it's pouring huge amount of nuclear waste to the sea
@@daydreamc.8746 But the amount is less than ur China
@@daydreamc.8746 SKorea have independent inspection and SKorea president said Fukushima nuclear waste is safe. Also IAEA said its safe too..
Japan is safe but Japanese are not safe from tourists... Sadly
They lowkey racist asf.
Waaaaaaaa
All depend on tourists and some tourists like to create problems with the Japanese 🙄
🇨🇳😱
Well I don’t like going to Kyoto any more. Luckily I live in Shizuoka and few tourists come here. Relatively speaking of course
If you go, please don't be a jerk.
If you go to Japan, you'll understand why it's so popular.
True , I been there 5 times and I still wanna go back hehe 😜
Been to Japan 15 times.
I got treated better as a visitor to Japan than as a tax-paying citizen of the US, so I no longer spend money in the US and instead spend it all in Japan which deserves it far more.
ありがとう🥹🧡
16回目のあなたにもまた喜んでもらいたい✨
その為に明日も頑張ります🌱
I came from Switzerland and live in Tokyo. Been living here in Tokyo for almost 9 years. I (and a lot of Tokyo people) almost missing the pandemic time as Tokyo nowadays is overflowing with tourists. They're trampling EVERYWHERE!
A lot of them are straight up disrespectful. A few weeks ago I found some of them trespassing my front yard and took pics there! And tourists like the american Johnny Somali really leaves bad impression !
Johnny Somali. You mean the OG Logan Paul who pioneered foolishness?
@@Cal3000 Paul Logan, Johnny Somali, Jino....all americans of course 🤷♀️
I'm Japanese, but I've met people from many countries in Japan, and people from Austria and Switzerland are always polite, and since we both grew up in countries rich in nature, many of them respect Japan. Thank you.
When a super clean country is at a 20-30% discount, who wouldn’t want to go to Japan.
Prices have nothing to do with it. Lost of people around the world want to visit Japan because of its traditional and modern culture. Japan is a country whose culture is very popular around the world and people will pay no matter how expensive it could be.
Bingo.
@@ijanskYou must be delusional to think that prices have nothing to do with demand. Probably a working stiff.
@@MichaelChengSanJose The weeb Japan Defense Force is something else, isn't it?
I think that’s right .✨ ✨
I'm Japanese, but I don't want to travel to a filthy country that costs 20-30% more.
And in Japan's sense, it's humiliating to tip for that lowest level of service.
Japanese people welcome tourists from all over the world. However, on rare occasions, we find it unpleasant to see people breaking cherry tree branches or behaving arrogantly. Such people are very rare, though. We hope that visitors to Japan will relax and enjoy the good things Japan has to offer. If you have any questions while in Japan, please feel free to ask a Japanese person nearby. A special skill of Japanese people is helping people in need.
Overtourism is causing problems for locals in tourist areas. Are you happy with the large influx of foreigners? Please do not represent the Japanese people without permission. Please do not flatter foreigners.
世界中からの大量の観光客なんか歓迎しないって😫
I just went a few weeks ago. It's awesome
また来てね〜⭐️
I'm looking forward to your to visit to Japan again.😊👍
It's because its civilized.
lack of "diversity".
@@r3dp1lland what’s this diversity brought to US?
I have started reading more people updating about how multiple cultures cannot thrive and judging by how the Japanese were harsh against foreign cultures trying to make friendly ties with them in the past and being strictly homogenous with the results of such a great communal and societal representation around the world.
Because JPY is in 35 years low. Spending is cheap to the tourists.
we don't care too much
about political correctness and disgusting LGBTQ.🎉
All the world peoples love Japan , because Japan is special, beautiful, safe.
Japan is a beautiful country. I have lived here for most of my life.
Clean, Safe, Orderly, Super Low Crime, it's the land of Nintendo & Sushi. What's not to love?!
To be fair, not many people want to visit Singapore. Most Asians prefer to visit Japan.
Singapore is shithouse
Just for the experience not going back in Singapore unless its a business trip shouldered by a company 😂 Japan you’ll surely go back if you have chance everytime.
I really wanna go to Singapore. Been only once so far, before the internet. 会中文。原来真没想到学中文了。我第一次去新加坡是1993年？好像是吧。跟我在东京学习时候的好友一起。当时还没学中文，因此在新加坡大概人家都会说英文，觉得真好容易旅游逛街了。而且真的干净漂亮国家。我过去去过国家地区当中海外的话还是新加坡是最漂亮国家。我个人的感觉，如果去较近的海外选择。香港新加坡真喜欢。中国大陆原来留学生时候好友很多。欧洲的话意大利。希望将来再能去新加坡去看看现在的样子。我是日本人。非常感谢各位大家。。。
外国人なんですが、他の観光客にも日本文化や社会知識をもっと知ってほしいです。自分も日本人に迷惑をかけないように生きていきたいと思っていますので、日本文化や社会常識を身につけるために努力しています。
I'm a foreigner who plans to live in Japan in the future, and want others who follow my path to be committed to learning Japanese, and how to function in Japanese society without causing trouble to others.
お前おもんないからだまっとけ
yes, respect Japanese culture is most important for traveling or living there. even thought Asian peoples like me, we also have to learn that.
Japan is awesome, I went 8 months ago for the 2nd time, it was fun the food was Amazing, temples are beautiful
What do you mean? Japan has always been a top travel destination for most countries
shogun makes me want to experience Japan culture
Although there are Japanese people who like to use the word "Samurai," there are no "Samurai" living in Japan anymore.
The samurai spirit has disappeared from the Japanese people.
if that is what you want, well, then you will be disappointed.
shogun stuff happened 400 years ago.
Japan today is completely different.
I live in Tokyo and go to Shibuya on a weekly basis with my girlfriend to eat or drink a coffee. I see a lot of Westerners these days strolling around having a good time.
My gf says she likes Japan a lot more than her own country. She gets depressed when she gets back home.
Maybe you won't believe it but I never get tired of Shibuya or Shinjuku. I always feel full of energy going to these places.
Please do not leave your garbage behind. We Japanese people need to work harder to keep our place clean now.
That includes WE foreign residents of Japan too. We may be gaijin but we don’t want to be dirty gaijin.
@@shizuokaBLUES
ありがとう
Peaceful country who doesnt lecture other countries...nice ppl....best place
Only in the last 70 years
WWII?
Speaking of WW2, we should think about who forced a closed country to open its doors in the first place.And then there is the existence of a country that colonized every single Asian country.
World after WW2.....not poking into anyone's affair even after being a super power
I didn't know we still live in WW2. Is that how we still view Germany?
Go to Japan if you wanna experience different planet. Right now it's so cheeap too, you can eat beef bowl for 5 dollars/No tips.
If you're backpacker on a tight budget, go to grocery store and can get sushi lunch box and other meals for 3 dollars. Just Wow
日本の牛丼のチェーン店 BIG3
昨年すべて値上げしました。
しかし、牛丼の値段は3ドル以下です。😅😅
Its not that cheap. Plane tickets are increasing because of all these people who make travelling their personality, which is bad for us who travel to japan because of genuine love to the country and its language.
@@user-dg8nn3xq5f何もなしで三ドルだけど普通に食べるなら8ドルはするかな！
In Japan, many tourists do not follow the rules and manners, and that had become a serious problem.
Please do not act in Japan with the common sense in your country.
Because Japan is quiet ( 1/3 of the female reporter's voice) and peaceful.
I am a Japanese living in Japan and have wondered why the number of foreign tourists has increased in the past few years. And not only in urban areas, but also in the real countryside surrounded by mountains. It is a strange sight to me. Because I live in a rural, agricultural area where there is really nothing to do. I hope they are having fun.
As a resident gaijin here in Shizuoka I thank you for your post. That was a pleasant surprise. ✌️
Thank you so much you guys, watching from Japan. We all Japanese know that travelers from all over the world, this is the hottest issue, for the last about 6 to 8 years in our country. I personally know that in the US, especially in NYC, now so many Japan festivals those kind of events are going on every year.
All of us including me should thank this pretty convenient internet era. I used to be the only Japanese student at high school in Brooklyn and Plymouth, MA. Very few informations about both our countries each other back in the 80's. Never thought or even expected to watch American broadcasting in Japan.
Japan has so much talent in the music scene. Rock nRoll, metal are and have been doing great there. Band Maid, Nemophila, Lovebites, Bridear, MARDELAS, Yousei Teikoku, Asterism, Galneryus to name some incredible hard rock, metal bands.
I agree🤘
and YOASOBI.
Best reason to go to Japan: to see their incredible rock/metal bands live; BAND-MAID, Lovebites, BabyMetal, Nemophila, Gacharic Spin, Maximum the Hormone, etc. 🤷🏻♂️😎✌🏼
i have seen BABYMETAL 26 times...
@@0davinafucking hell
Unlike Brazil, I didn't fear my organs would be harvested from me whilst I was travelling through Japan.
Not Brazil but China 😂
have been going there at least twice yearly now
Even Japanese now prefer to be a tourist in Japan, its the best place to visit. Work elsewhere ofc but spend in Japan, best of both worlds.
Japan is Japan.
It’s safe….. don’t want to experience all the madness of Europe and US
And overtourism is becoming an issue in the country. Especially in Kyoto, maikos (apprentice geisha girls) are getting harrassed by some tourists so much that access to certain alleys are becoming limited.
Thank you for choosing Japan as your travel destination. Many of us Japanese are not good at English but We want every traveler to have a great experience. If have any problems while traveling,please rely on Japanese people.
You can even feel to move to Japan for good when you get there. You can also experience the Shogun era if you visit famous Japanese Castles, just as the SHOGUN Movie you`ve watched recently.
You have no choice. Just do it!
The tourists visiting Japan are disturbing the cleanliness and orderliness of the country.
Unfortunately, that is true.
I dare to write in Japanese.
すばらしいニュース！心からありがとうございます。私は日本人として嬉しいです。
日本ではWabi-Sabiを感じるお寺など観光スポットがあり、
一度は、訪れると良いでしょう。
*In Japan, learning that enriches the mind is called "kyou-you." 😊😊😊When translated into English, ``kyou-you'' becomes ``education,'' so it cannot be translated correctly and it is difficult to gain understanding. kyou-you is something we acquire from our parents, grandparents, teachers, local uncles and aunts, friends, lovers, nature, religion, books, history (historical facts), culture, etc.😄😁
It’s clean, safe, and respectful. Something you don’t see anywhere else.
In the days of the samurai, it was a bit of a risk for foreigners to visit Japan. And eating raw fish was considered crazy in any country. Times change, and so do common sense.
Singapore and Australia are vying for first place. Japan’s tourist sites are extremely crowded, keep that in mind. And hotels, small inns and airbnb costs have skyrocketed because of it.
The exchange rate being beneficial now will bite back later
It’s safe most of all. Japan had only 2 incidents of gun related incidents last year.
Not safe from earthquakes however.
ヤクザの抗争の時位かなぁ😅
Yen losing to most other fiat currencies, making it a cheaper country to visit.
I couldn’t blame tourists. Japan is one of the best countries in the world. I’ve been there 8 years ago & I absolutely loved it too. Definitely in my Top 5 favorites I’ve visited.
Japan is on my list as #1 destination since 2019. But each time someting happens that puts me on hold: pandemic, Olympics, earthquake and now crowds and prices... 😊
I am Japanese.
If you want to come to Japan, I suggest you to come in a season other than summer. If you come in summer, you will be steamed.
Japan is a hyper capitalistic country that embraced globalism, yet proud of its culture, keeping it alive and unique, and at the same time generating new form of media/entertainment fusing foreign and traditional ideas, never scream "appropriation", always happy to share with others. There's a reason why Japanese games and Animes are so popular in the world.
Couple that with a population trained from childhood about "ask not what society can do for you, ask what you can do for society". The secret to maintaining a clean, safe and orderly society.
yes!! thats right.
I'm Japanese, but I've helped people from other countries get lost several times. Japanese people are not good at English, but there are many people who can't leave people in trouble alone. Please enjoy your trip to Japan. Okinawa has a different food culture and national character, so it's fun to go there. Ishigaki Island is recommended.
And u can thank stupid influencers and streamers like Johnny Somali and others who are ruining it for us normal ppl who respect other cultures who are gonna make it a complete hell hole for the rest of us. Look what happened to Kyoto banning tourists :(
As the commentator explained, a key factor maybe that the Japanese Yen is very weak right now.
Being a resident in Tokyo receiving my salaries in Yen, I feel a bit upset because commodity prices are going high, and even more prices in local hotels are skyrocketing due to the foreign tourists, meaning that local Japanese are missing out a lot of things these days…😢
😊 The impact on XG, the Japanese girl group, has been profound… 😅Actually, Japan is truly an incredible place, known for its respectful people, stunning beauty, and immaculate cleanliness.
For Californian’s, it’s cheaper to spend a weak in Japan than a weekend in NYC.
Even as time goes by and the surface of a town changes, nothing changes in the underlying foundation of the unique Japanese culture.
The common root of the creation of originality in Japanese culture is the uniqueness of its geopolitical location and the influence of its natural environment.
Even if they import culture and knowledge from abroad, they are not dominated by it, and after a certain period of time, they select the content, integrate it with their own culture, improve it, and eventually create a new style because of the influence of their unique natural environment.
Japan's original country name "NIPPON”means "the land under the sun" , but another traditional country name is "YAMATO ,WA ” , meaning “Peacefull Harmony (among People and Nature)”. So Japan's name means “the Land under the Sun” and” the Land of "Great Harmony of People and Nature,”
The history of Japan is very old, about 2,000 years since the Emperor's reign, but humans began to live in villages and communities in this island nation about 14,000 years ago, during “the JOMON pottery” culture. (That's 30,000 years ago, if you count the Neolithic period.)
Surrounded on all sides by the sea and geographically isolated from the Eurasian continent in the Pacific Ocean, this island nation has a warm and humid climate, and because it is a volcanic island, mountains occupy about 80% of its land, it is rich in underground clear water resources through its natural filtration system, and is blessed with diverse vegetation and fishery resources.
For this reason, people have lived here for tens of thousands of years, enjoying the abundant nature and living in peace with nature.
Since ancient times, the people of this land have respected human harmony and have lived in peace by working together as a group.
However, while the natural environment of this island nation is rich to live, it is also harsh to live and has both light and dark sides.
They have shared and enjoyed the blessings of nature by pooling their wisdom and collectively overcoming numerous severe and harsh natural disasters, such as frequent volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunami, summer typhoons, and heavy snowfall in winter.
This is because this island nation has a harsh natural environment that cannot be overcome by a single person.
Individuals are too weak to face the fury of nature when natural disasters suddenly strike the wealth they have built up and can destroy their cities overnight.
That is why Japanese people believed that they should suppress their egos, avoid conflict among humans, cooperate with each other to create a livable environment and maintain public cleanliness, and join forces to prevent disasters before they occur and to restore the environment immediately after they have occurred.
They believed that this is the most wise, efficient, and rational way to maintain peace and freedom in each other's lives, this would bring about better results rather than to create more chaos and conflict by insisting on each other's selfishness.
because of the environment in which disasters frequently occur that cannot be resolved by individual power alone.
And this thinkings have given rise to Japan's unique teachings, culture, and behavior.
For example, it is fundamentally connected to the Japanese mindset of "Behaving in a way that does not bother others in public places," "Helping each other if someone is in trouble," and "Not doing bad things even if no one is watching."
And one of the teachings of the ancient Shinto religion, "Purify yourself (kiyome) by getting rid of Defilement (kegare)," has been taken over today as a basic manner to "Not pollute even in public places," to “Always keep the environment and yourself clean”, and to make everyone, regardless of status, gender, or age. feel comfortable equally.
The warm and humid island climate is not only a paradise for humans and animals, but also a paradise for bacteria and microorganisms to thrive.
Without cleanliness in daily life, bacteria can easily multiply and food can spoil.
It is clear why the ancient Japanese Shinto religion taught the importance of “maintaining a clean environment on a daily basis. Even before the development of science, they strictly taught cleanliness because they knew that laziness and uncleanliness would lead to plague and other disasters through the growth of invisible bacteria, leading to the death and destruction of a people.
This is the ancient wisdom to survive safely in the dangerous natural environment unique to this island nation（the climate in Japan, unlike that of the continent, is humid, and pathogens can easily multiply.)
Over the years, this wisdom to live has been formed into a unique Japanese behavior and culture that is different from that of other countries.
The Japanese people have lived in this land since ancient times, and based on their experience of the coexistence of heaven and hell, they believed that human beings are not the main actors in the natural world, but are only one member of the natural world and one of the objects that are kept alive by the natural environment.
Therefore, with an attitude of humility, human beings thought that harmony with the natural world, other living creatures, and nature, as well as cooperative behavior and peaceful harmony among other human beings, were important.
After all, They have thought this is the wisest way to live happily for the limited period of one's human life on this earth.
The ancient name of Japan, "YAMATO" or "WA" (peaceful harmony between people and nature), represents the wishes and reality of the people who have been trying to survive in the rich and at the same time harsh natural environment unique to island countries, which is different from the dry and stable land of the Eurasian continent.
And it is in this ancient Japanese country name "YAMATO/WA" that the essence of Japanese culture, the origin and secret of its unique culture, which is very different from the cultures of other Asian countries on the continent, is hidden.
What is happening in Japan is definitely a phenomenon on this same planet, not on Mars.
If you can't take it that way, it is because you have been under the illusion that you know everything about this planet when you know only a part of it.
And the reason why the phenomena in Japan look so special to you is because the natural environment in Japan is different from the natural environment of your birthplace.
Not only human beings, but also animals, plants, and microorganisms, all “life forms” that were born on the earth, adapt their behavior to the environment in order to survive.
Uhmm… have you seen the exchange rate?
She has addressed that 02:36
@@stankssmile5865she downplays it. The yen was literally HALF of this just about 10 years ago. And it’s a trend in all of Asia that they’re not talking about because it’s the Won, the yuan and the yen as well as other minor crosses like the Thai baht and dong. The issue is before it only affected Japan slightly like in the Asian financial crisis; however, Japan’s exchange rate right now is ridiculous. A day worth of good food for less than a dollar in a developed country? I’ll travel to Japan too
Japan kept splash mountain intact.
❤❤❤🇲🇾❤️ 🇯🇵❤❤❤❤❤
As a Japanese, plwase don't come unless you can actually understand our customs and rules. So many travelers are extremely obnoxious and rude.
I'm Japanese and have traveled to about 50 countries. I've noticed that extremely rude tourists are a problem in Japan. However, I also see that some foreign tourists are so concerned about not breaking our rules that they don't fully enjoy their visit.
As a traveler, it’s impossible to learn all the local customs, even though I always study guidebooks and do extensive research before visiting a new country. You don’t need to worry too much about making small mistakes.
I believe Japan doesn’t have as many taboos compared to other countries because it is religiously open. Just use common sense. If a behavior isn’t nice behavior in your country, it likely isn’t acceptable in Japan. For example, don’t use the train’s hand straps for exercise, and do not break a branch off a tree to take a nice picture.
Fun place cheap fx why not
I am Japanese. Japan is a country that tends to be misunderstood, for better or worse, so I recommend that you actually go there and experience it for yourself. 😂
Because the culture, society, and lack of Western women. And an abundance of beautiful, respectful Japanese women that add value to their country and this world. 🙏
I know two people that just went.
This is terrible for us who travel to japan because of our love for the country and its language. The travel expenses will keep increasing because of people who make of travelling their personality.
The male reporter looks like a mad scientist or a super villain!
He is a papa bear ❤
😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
私はオーストラリアへ行きたい😊
$1 = 155 Yen, used to be below 100 Yen per dollar.
I am Japanese. I've traveled to about 30 countries and think they're all wonderful, but every time I return to Japan, I'm relieved by Japan's quietness, security, delicious food, otaku culture, and nature. I love Japan!
☺️☺️☺️☺️
Well. There goes Japan. 😮💨
yup. its ruined.
Japan has become a popular touristic destination since the Japanese government changed policy and decided to attract mass tourism. They did a lot of things to make that possible and in the span of 6 years the number of international tourists increased by 5 folds and that was before the pandemic which stopped that progression. Perhaps in the US they just figured out that Japan had become a popular touristic destination.
Safety
Beware of natural disasters.
Part of them watched anime during covid-19 pandemic.
Because everyone wants to meet Shogun.
There was a report in the Economist years ago that said Japan has the biggest "being in a foreign country" feeling out of all first world countries. Same same different lol
It's worth going just to eat real sushi and wagyu beef, but there were so many delicious foods that I had never tried before and that made me not want to go back home.
円安は長くは続かないだろから、今がチャンスとばかりに来日してるようです。
残念ながら円は更に下がり、為替介入がなければ160円に届きそうですが。
If you're making money in dollars, euros, etc. thanks to the historically weak yen, you can travel like a SHOGUN.
Japan #1!
Godzilla Minus One
Monarch Legacy of the Monsters
Shogun
Tokyo Vice
PlayStation
Nintendo Switch - Super Mario / Zelda
Car culture
Anime
Food
And so on….
Your comments make me proud to be Japanese.
Simple: it’s the yen.
Because of the huge plague of content creators and influencers over doing the Japan brand...
If you are invited to your lover's parents' house and cannot respect the rules of the head of the household, it is better for both of you to not leave the house.
Why do they come to Japan? DUH, the yen is super weak for a while now.
The reason is not the pandemic but the mass refugee problem in Western society.
This problem oppresses introverts and women.
Japan originally had short-term migration of introverts.
This has spread to ordinary women.
The amount of information provided by these people through SNS has increased.
It's because of Cherry blossom -from the Philippines
Weak yen is main reason
30% off that’s why
Because the yen is weak
I live in south east Asia and whenever I want a break and travel solo I’ll go to japan or Korea. Last time I wished I stayed in Europe now I appreciate the proximity of these two countries 😊
Up Garage, Super Autobac
Civilization and safe are the other two major reasons. Which also means America and the European are too many crazy stuff happening so people don't go
Japan is indeed a Disneyland, an Anime Kingdom, that’s why I love Japan LOLLL 😂
I think the next travel destination should be to visit Monica 😂
Japan is waiting for her visit too
America should have already become the wealthiest country in the world due to excessive capitalism. 🤨
The next thing that a mature society should do for world peace is to change its standards of value from ``own profit'' and ``own advantage'' to ``the importance of morals'' and ``the importance of education (the importance of our predecessors). The aim is to shift to "taking advantage of the wisdom of people". With love from Japanese people to our friends around the world.😊