In Japan, because of the epidemic, which companies could not bear the sharp drop in turnover in the past?

The epidemic situation of new coronavirus pneumonia was obviously reported by Japanese media many times? COVID-19 epidemic shock? The challenge. Akimoto Akiji, director of the new coronavirus business support center, said that since mid-February, Business consulting about novel coronavirus has increased a lot. Every day, we receive business consulting from small and medium-sized enterprises and shops in the region. ?

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1. Tourism industry:

Qiu Yuan said that from the beginning of February, the first thing that has a negative impact on enterprises is tourism, because tourism mainly receives foreign tourists and is expected to be reduced by half. According to the calculation of Japanese research institute risona, the number of Japanese tourists to China decreased by 8% in the first quarter of this year compared with the same period of last year, and the situation of tourism-related industries is grim. Located in Pujun City, Aichi Prefecture, Fuji Jianzhuang is a Japanese hotel with a long history, which previously relied on tourists from China to maintain its operation. Affected by the epidemic, it is not allowed to announce the closure in mid-February. Xipu Hot Spring Resort in Aichi Prefecture has no business and income to file for bankruptcy recently. In addition to the decrease of foreign tourists, since mid-February, Japan has carried out a series of self-restraint in sports, tourism and large-scale activities, which has led many people to give up tourism and tourism and a large number of residents to cancel their reservations. In addition, enterprises began to reduce business trips. The operator of a business hotel said that from February to March, more than 4 pieces of pre-check-out have been received, and the sales volume has dropped by 7% compared with last year.

2. Retail industry:

The Japanese government has issued a warning to? Minimize crowd gathering? . Many enterprises canceled farewell parties, most professional sports competitions were postponed or non-spectator competitions were announced, and some flower viewing activities were suspended, which affected the performance of restaurants. Some shopkeepers said that due to the suspension of classes, the children stayed at home by themselves, and many housewives even canceled? Mom will have lunch? . When the activity is suspended, the individual business owner who runs the dining car loses the opportunity to open a shop. The epidemic has a great impact on the retail industry. Japan's 1th largest appliance store and 9th anniversary Japanese duty-free shop? Novel coronavirus pneumonia? LAOX, a Japanese duty-free shop, announced that the number of foreign tourists visiting Japan continued to decrease due to the new crown pneumonia epidemic. The company plans to launch an early retirement program, that is, to collect voluntary resignation for all employees. ? Early retirement program? Mainly for regular sales professionals and some contract workers, as well as non-sales and logistics employees over 4 years old and under 2 years old. It is estimated that there will be 14 employees? Voluntary resignation? .

III. Manufacturing industry:

As China's fourth largest trading partner, this epidemic has had an impact on the industrial chain of Japanese manufacturing industry, namely the procurement of spare parts and raw materials. Mr. Qiu Yuan has received many consulting factories. Some companies engaged in resin processing said that material procurement was interrupted. In late March, the inventory will be exhausted and production will have to be stopped. In order to adjust production, some workers have to stay at home. Fortunately, the overall epidemic situation in China is slowing down. Most enterprises have resumed production and work. Japan's supply chain problem should be solved soon.

the Japanese government has announced that it will provide financing support and employment adjustment subsidies for small and medium-sized enterprises, and set up an emergency loan and guarantee line of 5 billion yen in Japan's policy finance to support small and medium-sized enterprises such as tourism. In addition to further supporting capital turnover, it also introduced support measures to promote the purchase of equipment and the use of online services in Dawu Autonomous Region. The epidemic has an impact on the economy. Only with the concerted efforts of the government, enterprises and the public can greater losses be avoided.