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Japan’s Inbound Tourism Crowds Into Just Seven Prefectures: Report

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By Andrew Lockhart
| Unseen Japan
Most people in Japan would agree that the country has been increasingly facing issues with overtourism. Every time a new record is broken in inbound tourism, the news is awash with people talking about it. However, a recent analysis by Tokyo Shimbun / Kyodo News finds that just seven prefectures account for 72 of the country’s top 100 locations with the highest foreign-visitor ratios. In fact, 25 prefectures don’t have a single hotspot in the top 100 at all.
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Sapporo Lets “Ainu Aren’t Indigenous” Panel Exhibit Run – Again – Despite Opposition

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By Andrew Lockhart
| Unseen Japan
For the second time in seven months, Sapporo’s city government has approved a panel exhibition inside the city’s main underground concourse, Chikaho, that specifically claims that the Ainu are not an indigenous people. The display, which started on March 16th, has been installed by a conservative group calling itself “Association to Learn the Historical Truth about Ainu” (アイヌの史実を学ぶ会).
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