US EditionChina Warns Citizens Against Japan Travel During Lunar New Year
China cites a 45% drop in Chinese tourists to Japan and rising security concerns following diplomatic tensions and recent earthquakes as reasons for the travel warning.
- China warned its citizens against traveling to Japan during the Lunar New Year holiday, citing deteriorating public security and criminal incidents targeting Chinese citizens.
- The warning comes amid a diplomatic spat after Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi suggested Tokyo could intervene militarily if Taiwan were attacked.
- Chinese visitors to Japan plummeted by 45% last month, and they once made up a quarter of all foreign tourists in Japan.
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China's FM, embassy and consulates in Japan remind Chinese nationals to refrain from traveling to Japan during Spring Festival
Recently, given the deteriorating public security in Japan, a surge in criminal cases targeting Chinese nationals, and a spate of consecutive earthquakes striking certain regions, causing injuries, and the Japanese government has issued warnings about further quakes, the Chinese Foreign Ministry and Chinese embassy and consulates in Japan on Monday reminded Chinese citizens to refrain from traveling to Japan in the near term as the Chinese New Y…
China has issued a travel warning for Japan following controversial Taiwan cancellations by the Japanese Prime Minister – there are noticeable consequences for tourism.
China warns citizens against Japan visits during longest annual holiday
BEIJING, Jan 26 - China on Monday warned its citizens against travelling to Japan during the Lunar New Year, its longest public holiday, as Beijing's anger over a comment Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi made in early November about democratically governed Taiwan showed no signs of abating. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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