Reader’s Question: Shibuya’s Center Street was 90% foreign visitors… If the ratio doesn’t change to about 70% Japanese and 30% foreign tourists, the country will be in trouble. When foreign tourists come, who benefits from it? Please tell me who
Reader’s Question: Are foreign tourists coming in for inbound tourism indifferent to weekdays and weekends? Is the Sagano Line always crowded?
So, picture this: it’s a
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Has the distribution of the Love Live! Sunshine!! Hakodate location map already ended?
Ah, Love Live! Sunshine!!—a title that holds a special place in the hearts of many anime fans, including myself. It’s like a warm cup of coffee on a chilly
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Ah, Tokyo! The land of bustling streets, neon lights, and, of course, the magnificent Tokyo Skytree. Standing
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In recent years, Chinese travelers have shown a shift in their preferences when it comes to travel destinations. Many are now opting for countries that offer
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Recently, I went to Kyoto on a long-awaited school trip that I had been looking forward to since childhood. However, when I actually got there, it was overwhelmingly hot, and I unexpectedly faced
Hokkaido is Japan’s northernmost island, known for its stunning natural landscapes, hot springs, and vibrant culture. Among its many cities, Hakodate and Asahikawa stand out as popular tourist destinations,
Kyoto Travel Guide: Navigating Overtourism and Enjoying Authentic Experiences Kyoto, once the capital of Japan, is renowned for its stunning temples, traditional tea houses, and breathtaking gardens. However, as the world reopens post-pandemic, the influx of tourists has sparked feelings
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What was the purpose of Princess Mako’s visit to Brazil? I heard she wasn’t invited, but it seems like she made an impromptu schedule while there. She doesn’t speak English and apparently hasn’t studied the local language, which makes me think it might have been purely for tourism. However, given her situation, I wonder if she would be able
When it comes to bridges in Japan, two contenders often come to mind: Shin-Kokurabashi and Niji no Ohashi. Both structures are not only feats of engineering but also significant landmarks that draw
