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It's good news for Japan and the rest of the world
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Both Nazis germans and the Japanese were fighting against NWO in WW2 for everyone and deserved to be commemorated but unfortunately, sheeple fell for the hoax after the war. The sheeple thought that they could find the truth in their school history textbooks lol
School history textbooks are meant for indoctrination and are written by the victor of the war, not loser
School history textbooks are meant for indoctrination and are written by the victor of the war, not loser
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People who are cheering Japan now, these people are selfish. They wish Japan economy crash & they can have cheaper holiday there.
Lesser Chinese tourism is just the start, not the end ... that female PM have to change & both Country should talk & have Peace
China stop import all seafood & if this keep escalate, China stop rare earth export, Toyota is over. What is Japan export these days ?
Lesser Chinese tourism is just the start, not the end ... that female PM have to change & both Country should talk & have Peace
China stop import all seafood & if this keep escalate, China stop rare earth export, Toyota is over. What is Japan export these days ?
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You think too much. People just do not want to see Tiong tourists in Japan and what Japan PM is doing is getting that done.
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Tiong tourists are pests wherever they go. Especially the bumpkin types from poorer provinces.
Many of their kind enter Sinkieland via the Tuas Second Link, on a coach bus from Malaysia.
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Most people dun like noise and Tiongs are INfamous for being noisy. We want peace, quiet and order plus proper mannerism. Well done Japan PM, will book more than 1 trip to Japan next year.
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Japan is overtouristed. The tourists have taken over all the attractions, amenities, restaurants, bars, even ski resorts in Hokkaido. There's a clash of cultures, of customs, of etiquettes. The locals don't want tourists, Chinese or European or Asian or American.
But what's going to suffer are the tourism related businesses - hotels, F & B, airlines, inbound tour agencies, etc.
But what's going to suffer are the tourism related businesses - hotels, F & B, airlines, inbound tour agencies, etc.
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Long-time Chinese immigrants in Japan are taking to social media to share friendly reminders for visiting tourists about everyday Japanese manners. They explain common gaps—such as speaking loudly in public, not sorting trash, or leaving litter—that often come from different norms in China rather than intentional disrespect.
By posting practical tips in Mandarin, they hope to help visitors enjoy smoother stays and reduce friction in busy areas like Shibuya, where complaints have increased. Their message focuses on mutual respect, emphasizing that small gestures—keeping trains quiet, following signs, or disposing of waste correctly—can make travel more pleasant for everyone. Many tourists have responded appreciatively, saying they will follow local customs.
Source:TV ASAHI
By posting practical tips in Mandarin, they hope to help visitors enjoy smoother stays and reduce friction in busy areas like Shibuya, where complaints have increased. Their message focuses on mutual respect, emphasizing that small gestures—keeping trains quiet, following signs, or disposing of waste correctly—can make travel more pleasant for everyone. Many tourists have responded appreciatively, saying they will follow local customs.
Source:TV ASAHI
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But... But.. To them you are chinese.
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dude, i look like a Japanese.
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it’s not so much the look. it’s speaking fluently and “reading the air.”
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Not just risky, but downright cringe and disgusting. Tiong tourists are pests wherever they go.
Bonus video from the same TikTok channel:
Tiongs being Tiongs again.
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Not just risky, but downright cringe and disgusting. Tiong tourists are pests wherever they go.
Bonus video from the same TikTok channel:
Tiongs being Tiongs again.
They are idiots creating trouble wherever they go.
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Kyoto and Osaka shopkeepers reveal most businesses did not lose money without Chinese tourists
A Japanese news channel interviewed 20 shops across Kyoto and Osaka to ask whether they lost money because Chinese tourists stopped coming.
Only 2 shop owners said their revenue dropped, surprising many who assumed the absence of Chinese tour groups would hurt businesses.
The remaining 18 shops said they saw no decline at all, with some even reporting better, more stable customers.
Many shopkeepers explained that Western and Southeast Asian tourists now make up a large portion of their sales.
They said spending is more balanced, less chaotic, and easier to manage without relying on a single country.
Some stores added that non-Chinese tourists tend to explore more of the city instead of staying in the same overcrowded hotspots.
A few even said tourism feels “healthier” and “more sustainable” this year.
According to the report, Japan’s recovery is being boosted by visitors from the US, Europe, Taiwan, Korea, and Southeast Asia.
A Japanese news channel interviewed 20 shops across Kyoto and Osaka to ask whether they lost money because Chinese tourists stopped coming.
Only 2 shop owners said their revenue dropped, surprising many who assumed the absence of Chinese tour groups would hurt businesses.
The remaining 18 shops said they saw no decline at all, with some even reporting better, more stable customers.
Many shopkeepers explained that Western and Southeast Asian tourists now make up a large portion of their sales.
They said spending is more balanced, less chaotic, and easier to manage without relying on a single country.
Some stores added that non-Chinese tourists tend to explore more of the city instead of staying in the same overcrowded hotspots.
A few even said tourism feels “healthier” and “more sustainable” this year.
According to the report, Japan’s recovery is being boosted by visitors from the US, Europe, Taiwan, Korea, and Southeast Asia.
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