Shanghainese account for 40% of visitors to Japan. How much do Shanghainese love to travel to Japan? What is the reason?

With the improvement of economic strength, many families in China choose to spend their holidays overseas every year, so they will find that wherever they go, they will meet many people from China. In the final analysis, we in China have supported the world tourism industry. As a neighboring country across the sea, Japan attracts a large number of tourists.

In recent years, Japan's tourism industry has been developing continuously, and many China people like to travel to Japan. Some travel agencies have also launched corresponding tour groups with prices ranging from 4,000 to 8,000. According to statistics, the number of Japanese tourists visiting China in 20 15 reached 4 million, an increase of 66% compared with that in 14. Among Japanese tourists visiting China, Shanghainese account for 40%. It can be said that among many tourists, China tourists are the most willing to spend money. Roughly speaking, the per capita consumption of Japanese tourists in China is as high as 12000 yuan.

As we all know, Japan is a country that attaches great importance to culture. With the development of economy and the continuous progress of culture. When you first mention Japan, you will think of Mount Fuji or Japanese geisha. These unique cultural symbols represent the unique customs of Japan. Because of Japan's unique natural environment and long history, Japan has a unique local culture. The well-known Mount Fuji not only symbolizes Japan's nature and culture. From June to August every year, it attracts thousands of tourists to climb, and many tourists even aim to climb Mount Fuji to enjoy cherry blossoms.

Why do so many Shanghainese like traveling to Japan?

1, similar climate

Many friends who travel abroad have experienced the embarrassing situation of acclimatization, mostly because of the great climate difference. However, the climatic conditions in some tourist cities in Japan are basically the same as those in Shanghai, so tourists don't have to think about what clothes they need to prepare, which saves a lot of trouble. In addition, the temper and personality of Shanghainese are in tune with the urban rhythm of Japan. Not only Japanese people like to live in Shanghai, but some Shanghainese also like to travel to Japan during holidays.

2. Close distance

After investigation, it was found that since Shanghai is 850 kilometers away from Japan, it only takes about 2 hours by plane. Because of this, air tickets from Shanghai to Japan are very cheap. Sometimes in the discount season of some airlines, the discount on air tickets is as low as 60%, and you can buy an economy class ticket for a few hundred dollars. This can solve the urgent need for some friends who want to travel abroad and their budgets are not very optimistic.

Coupled with the convenient transportation in Japan, you can take the subway or tram to some famous tourist attractions. As long as you don't take a taxi, you don't need to spend a lot of money on transportation. However, when taking the subway and tram, you must avoid the rush hour. You know, Japan has a special occupation. If passengers can't get on the bus during the rush hour, some staff will push people together like cans to facilitate the closing of the train. For your own personal safety, it is recommended to avoid the peak of travel.

3. A similar diet

In Japan, although I have studied China in architecture and writing, Japan has its own unique views on food culture. Friends who have been to Shanghai will find that there are many Japanese restaurants in the streets and alleys of Shanghai. Compared with other cities, the density of Japanese food shops in Shanghai far exceeds that in other urban areas. In fact, Shanghai people's eating habits are similar to those of Japanese people, and they all like light sweetness. For example, the famous sukiyaki pot, Pu-roasted eel rice and so on. They are all salty and sweet, and there won't be anything particularly spicy. Even in Lamian Noodles, Yilan, where tourists like to punch in, it is 10 times hotter. So some Shanghainese come to Japan to travel and settle down, but they are particularly easy to integrate into the local environment and are almost free from dietary restrictions.

4. Environmental sanitation

The garbage sorting that prevailed in Shanghai some time ago has a stalk worth spitting. "Let me see what rubbish you are." It can be said that Shanghai strictly implements matters related to garbage classification, and garbage classification is equally important in Japan. Some residential buildings have trash cans marked recyclable and non-recyclable downstairs, and garbage trucks clean them on time every day. There are no trash cans or littering on the roads in Japan.

It is because the Japanese government advocates Japanese citizens to care for the environment and save resources in order to save the expenses of sanitation workers. Instead of making garbage outside, they sort it at home. If the garbage is not handled properly, the garbage truck can refuse to recycle. I have to say that the strength of garbage sorting advocated by Japan is extraordinary compared with China and Shanghai.

Therefore, as long as friends who have been to Japan say that Japan has a good environment and attracts tourists from all over the world. So far, the number of tourists in Japan is increasing year by year.