海外の反応-日本は観光客の抑制を望んでいた――今、その役割を中国の“訪日ボイコット”が果たしつつある

Japan wanted fewer tourists. Now China’s boycott is doing the job for them
byu/TheTelegraph injapan

海外のナナシさん

If tourism was bad Abe wouldn’t have pushed for 60 million by 2030. The problem with tourism is that the positives are not as visible but the negatives are very visible. It’s the government’s job to ensure that the economic benefits are felt more evently.

海外のナナシさん

They’re doing a genuinely awful job at dispersing the tourists. The concentration of tourists to just a few cities and sites is on a level that would make the Italians and French uncomfortable. You have parts of Japan with Switzerland level natural beauty that are just.. empty? Nobody goes there. You can’t say it’s an infrastructure problem, even deep rural Tohoku has world class train connections.

海外のナナシさん

Be honest, if you were to visit United Kingdom for the first time, would you skip London? Skipping Kyoto works if you’ve been there, but for a first time visitor, it’s hard to go wrong with Tokyo/Kyoto/Osaka.

海外のナナシさん

For the first half of 2025:
Japan had 21.5M tourists
Paris had 24.3M tourists
Japan’s concentration of tourist sites is the problem, disproportionately affecting Kyoto but also felt by Tokyo, Osaka, and Niseko as well. First time travelers want to visit the same bucket list spots: Fushimi Inari, Kiyomizu-dera, Kinkakuji, Sensouji, Tsukiji fish market, Shibuya crossing, Dotonbori, Osaka Castle, Nara deer park.

海外のナナシさん

They are giving free flights domestically between cities through Japan Airlines. I was considering when I went, but the issue was that Japan airlines was not the cheapest flight going there. Also the issue was a lot of the events/ shops we wanted to go to were concentrated in Tokyo/Osaka.

海外のナナシさん

I was on the Shinkansen between Tokyo and Nagoya last march and there was a group from Spain (I believe) playing music loudly from their Bluetooth speaker and being generally rude. I will never understand doing this in my own country let alone going abroad and being an asshole

海外のナナシさん

People that act obnoxious in other countries are just as obnoxious in their own. They’re just ignorant. Can’t really change that

海外のナナシさん

There were a bunch of loud ass Italian tweens the last time I was in Nikko. There were other tourist groups too but they were by far the loudest. Kind of funny that at least a couple of them realized it and distanced themselves from the group.

海外のナナシさん

The last time I was in Kyoto, on my train to Uji there was a group of Spaniards talking quite loudly in a mix of Spanish and English (they said they’re from Barcelona to some Aussie sitting next to them). I personally can sort of see why they might be so excited, but I suspect most people in that car were pretty unamused.

海外のナナシさん

Ironic that they’re from Barcelona given the anti-tourism protests

海外のナナシさん

Talk to any Japanese in Japan, they are extremely happy about this. And it’s not like all Chinese just stopped going, just a lot have decided not to go because of China advising not to. There are still a ton going

海外のナナシさん

Right, it’s mainly the large tour groups that are stopped— and basically everyone hates those groups anyway bc they move in a giant herd and get in everyone’s way.

海外のナナシさん

Most of Japanese does not give a fuck, maybe those living around touristy areas are more interested, but that aside, most of them don’t bother.

海外のナナシさん

People living there complaining is a different story, but I love when tourists complain about other tourists like they are somehow special and exempt 😂

海外のナナシさん

Japan being hit with less tourism would be bad for their economy for sure. The society that is overworked and doesn’t have kids and has long lifespans is messing with one of their reliable streams of money and treating it like a burden which is wild do to their current position.

Their inability to “grow up” and join the rest of the world in terms of mixing and adapting to current socioeconomic practices will hurt them long term. The reasoning of purity (nationalism) through simply being Japanese doesn’t change the fact that they are an island and are dependent on the rest of the world just as every other country is dependent on eachother. It’s just sort of perplexing to me as they’ve done a great job at changing their image in the past 60 years to become a place of tourism.

海外のナナシさん

My only angry moment in Japan this 2 years was, one chinese old guy pointed his finger on my food and start screaming his tour guide then touched his finger on my plate. I was shocked.

海外のナナシさん

Not in Japan luckily, but a Chinese tourist used me as a stand for his camera to take a picture of some pond at Yellowstone. Chinese are definitely not the only rude or loud tourists I’ve encountered (I really dislike French tourists), but almost everyone has a story of something weird happening with a Chinese tourist.

海外のナナシさん

Every single interaction I’ve had with French tourists, while travelling, has been negative. It’s always gratifying to respond to their snide remarks, in French.

海外のナナシさん

We had this happen to us in Vietnam. It was a wild experience.

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