Why do so many people like to travel to Japan?

With the promotion of animation, many young people like to watch it now. Miyazaki Hayao's Spirited Away, G?sh? Aoyama's Detective Conan and Kishimoto Masashi's Naruto are all fascinating, which makes Japan more mysterious and attractive, so many young people want to see what the magical country in animation is like.

Good service. As one of the developed countries in Asia, Japan is relatively perfect in terms of service facilities and environment. When traveling to Japan, you can experience services that you can't enjoy at home. For example, Japanese toilets are all heated, and this service is not available in China.

Shopping Tide In recent years, Japanese goods have been well received in China, especially Japanese cosmetics and electronic products. Japanese cosmeceuticals have long been popular in China, and household appliances such as rice cookers and woks are even more popular Japanese products, so many people travel to Japan for a large part because of shopping.

Japanese people love their homes, but the pressure on them is actually very great. When they have a rest, they usually like to stay at home. They like reading books and listening to music at home, enjoying this moment of slow time, and don't like going out to go shopping and play. So they seldom travel abroad. China people prefer to go out rather than stay at home, so there will be more people traveling abroad.

China tourists said that the Japanese service industry really treats customers as gods, and they will meet almost all customers' requirements, certainly not including unreasonable requirements, and their behavior is very polite, and they will not show boredom at all, giving people a very comfortable feeling.

In addition, the streets in Japan have always been described as very clean, tidy and sanitary, which is no exaggeration, because Japanese people have no habit of littering at all. If Japanese people do litter, it will not be as simple as a simple fine, and in serious cases, they will be detained and punished.