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Weak Yen Expected to Reduce Japan's Summer Overseas Travel by Nearly 9%

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Overseas travel from Japan during this year's summer holiday season is expected to decline 8.8 percent to approximately 2.17 million traveler.
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Japanese tourists' overseas travel is expected to fall by 8.8 percent due to the weakening yen and rising travel costs. |South Korea and Taiwan are becoming popular destinations because they are closer and offer more affordable travel costs. |Japanese domestic tourism is also slowing as inflation makes people more selective in managing their holiday budgets.

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medcom.id broke the news in Indonesia on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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