Japan as an unpopular tourist destination
Japan, abundant as it is in both conventional culture and scientific transportation, as well as sufficient of strange and funny things you’ll never see in some other places, would be a big hit with tourists. But as it turns out, Japan is really not a well-known place that people abroad will make a special trip to visit.
Tourism from foreign countries carries in about nine hundred billion yen every year for Japan. To put in point of view, France makes nearly five trillion, the UK three trillion, Germany 3.7 trillion, and America eleven trillion yen from tourism. It might appear like just a matter of zeroes but it’s an important difference.
Japan needs plenty and good quality advertising. In the modern world connected by the Internet, we can simply share and exchange information with people half-way all over the world and people are getting interested in other cultures. Japan needs to be effective to promote their country and express to the world why tourist should visit the country.
N. Matome