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RetourKyoto Residents Blame Chinese Tourists for Overcrowding Amid Geopolitical Tensions
Kyoto Residents Blame Chinese Tourists for Overcrowding Amid Geopolitical Tensions
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Kyoto Residents Blame Chinese Tourists for Overcrowding Amid Geopolitical Tensions

L'essentiel

  • A Kyoto City Tourism Association report indicates residents blame Chinese tour groups for overcrowding and rising prices, despite few Chinese visitors due to Beijing's pressure amid geopolitical tensions.
  • Analysts suggest near-daily media coverage of Japan-China incidents amplified these misconceptions and hostility.

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A report by the Kyoto City Tourism Association found that local residents mistakenly attribute crowded public transport, congestion, and rising hotel prices to mainland Chinese tour groups. This misconception persists despite relatively few Chinese visitors to Kyoto in recent years.

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The report released earlier this month by the Kyoto City Tourism Association’s destination management organisation said many local residents assumed crowded public transport, congestion at popular sights and rising hotel prices were being driven by mainland Chinese tour groups.

But relatively few Chinese visitors travelled to the ancient Japanese capital in the past couple of years, the report said, largely because Beijing pressured its citizens to holiday elsewhere amid rising geopolitical tensions.

Analysts said near-daily media coverage about China had amplified residents’ assumptions – and grumbles – and likely contributed to the hostility.

In recent weeks, Japanese media reported on Chinese vessels conducting maritime research within Japan’s exclusive economic zone, the arrest in China of two Japanese nationals on suspicion of smuggling restricted rare earth products and the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile from a Chinese submarine into the South Pacific.

Takuya Horie, director of planning and marketing for the Kyoto City Tourism Association, cited several reasons for the misconception that many Chinese tourists were in Kyoto.

Questions ouvertes

  • What specific measures will Kyoto City Tourism Association take to address the misconception?
  • How will the geopolitical tensions between Japan and China evolve regarding tourism?
  • What is the actual demographic breakdown of tourists in Kyoto?

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This article was originally published by SCMP Economy.

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