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Overtourism and congestion, yet Japanese Welcoming tourists
This chart shows Japanese respondents' views in a survey on overtourism in the country (2025). Last year, almost 37 million international tourists visited Japan, up from 25 million in 2023 and compared to 32 million in 2019 before Covid-19 hit. Foreigners visiting Japan spent an a whopping 8 trillion Yen in the country in 2024, up from just around 5 trillion in 2023 as well as before the Covid-19 pandemic. As informed by a news report in Statista. Pictures of crowded landmarks and stories of traditional sites being disturbed in the country have made the rounds online in recent years. At the same time, Japan is being associated more and more with overtourism. A survey by local media outlet Asahi Shimbun shows that Japanese people are in fact worried about these developments, all while keeping a friendly and welcoming demeanor towards tourists that the country is so well-known for. According to the responses, more than three quarters of Japanese surveyed by telephone in early 2025 said that overtourism was a big or at least somewhat of a problem. Only 4 percent said it was no problem at all. On the other hand, 30 percent of international tourists to Japan recently indicated they had experienced overtourism during their time in the country, like congestion. Despite this, 68 percent still said the new tourism record in Japan was a good thing, with younger people and Greater Tokyo residents agreeing most. While some forecasts say that 2025 tourism numbers will reach 40 million this year, the Japanese government want to welcome 60 million tourists by 2030. Japan also recently topped a list of countries tourists wanted to revisit,
Tourist Spending in Japan Hits Record ¥8 Trillion in 2024
This chart shows the annual inbound travel spending by foreign visitors to Japan and per-capita spending. Japan’s inbound travel spending from foreign tourists broke an all-time record in 2024, having fully rebounded from the Covid-19 pandemic travel slump with an impressive 8.1 trillion yen. As informed by a news report in Statista. The 2024 figure marks an increase of 68.8 percent from the 2019, pre-pandemic annual spending of 4.8 trillion yen, even with the weakened yen. Last year, the average spending per traveller also saw an increase. Where per-capita spending for foreign tourists in Japan had been 213,000 yen in 2023, it rose to 227,000 yen in 2024. Looking at the spending patterns of inbound travellers by categories in 2019 and 2024, a greater share of spending went into accommodation in the latter year (29.4 percent in 2019; 33.6 percent in 2024), while a smaller share was spent on shopping (34.7 percent in 2019; 29.5 percent in 2024). The countries from which visitor spending was highest were China (excluding Hong Kong and Macau) with 21.2 percent, Taiwan with 13.4 percent, South Korea at 11.8 percent and the United States at 11.1 percent. In 2019, China had accounted for by far the biggest share at 36.8 percent, followed by Taiwan at 11.5 percent and South Korea at 8.8 percent.
Cebu Pacific brings a touch of Filipino culture to its Japanese roadshow
Philippine low-cost carrier Cebu Pacific brought the warmth and joy of Filipino culture to Japan through a two-day pop-up event at Shibuya 109 on the 8th and 9th November. The activation is part of the airline’s inbound tourism campaign Fly to Your Happy Philippines, which aims to inspire more Japanese travelers to discover the Philippines’ world-renowned islands and attractions. Visitors enjoyed a simulated CEB flight experience, explored virtual getaways to Cebu, Boracay, Bohol, and Palawan, and took their chances in a raffle which offered free round-trip tickets to the Philippines as the grand prize. Ramping up promotions in a vital market According to airline president and chief commercial officer Xander Lao, Japan is a key market for Cebu Pacific and he sees strong growth in travel between it and the Philippines. Lao said: “Through this campaign, we hope to encourage more Japanese travellers to visit the Philippines and experience its diverse destinations, while making their journey affordable and enjoyable with Cebu Pacific.” Currently, Cebu Pacific operates direct flights from Fukuoka, Nagoya, Osaka (Kansai), Sapporo, and Tokyo (Narita) to Cebu, Clark, and Manila, making it the largest Philippine carrier serving Japan. The airline will further increase flight frequencies to select Japan destinations in the fourth quarter of 2025 to meet growing demand among travellers.
Japan Creative Centre and Pilot Pen Singapore present NAMIKI: Past, Present, Future
Japan Creative Centre and Pilot Pen Singapore have teamed up this month to present The Timeless Craftsmanship of Maki-e - NAMIKI: Past, Present, Future. This stunning cultural showcase invites visitors to experience the timeless artistry and rich legacy of NAMIKI. Running for only a week from 15th to 22nd November, the Japan Creative Centre will transform into a sanctuary of craftsmanship, offering a rare glimpse into the exquisite world of NAMIKI’s Maki-e fountain pens and the art of traditional Japanese lacquer art. At the exhibition, visitors will journey through time and explore NAMIKI’s rich legacy, from the pioneering days of founder Ryosuke Namiki to the celebrated works of the Kokkokai, through a breathtaking display of a rare and expansive collection of Limited-Edition NAMIKI Maki-e fountain pens tracing the brand’s storied history. Japan Creative Centre director Akiko Kawabe said of the upcoming exhibition: "This collaboration is a celebration of Japanese craftsmanship at its finest. As a cultural bridge between Japan and Singapore, JCC is dedicated to promoting the depth and diversity of Japanese culture through the arts, innovation, and tradition. This showcase with NAMIKI perfectly embodies that mission - offering audiences a rare opportunity to engage with the exquisite art of Maki-e, not just as a historic craft, but as a living expression of Japan’s enduring creativity and refinement.” Pilot Pen Singapore managing director Ryu Taisuke added: "At NAMIKI, every pen is more than a writing instrument: it is a vessel of imagination, a canvas where tradition meets innovation through the timeless art of Maki-e. Through this showcase, we are honoured to bring the spirit of Japanese artistry to Singapore, a place where creativity and culture are deeply valued. It is both a tribute to our heritage and a step forward in our mission to preserve, share, and reimagine this exquisite art form for future generations across the world.” A masterpiece comes to Singapore On opening day, visitors to the exhibition will have the rare opportunity to meet NAMIKI artisan Chida Seiki whose hand has guided many of the brand’s most iconic creations, including ‘Dancing Beauty’ (2003), ‘Hyoutan Namazu’ (2008), ‘Polar Bear’ (2009), and ‘Coral’ (2021). Guests may also set appointments in which to consult with the Pilot Pen Doctor for expert care on their treasured collections. Visitors will also be able to view the 2025 Limited-Edition NAMIKI Fountain Pen, 百花繚乱 Blooming Flowers in Profusion, an exemplary item that is the pinnacle of Japanese artistry and craftsmanship, with Singapore honoured as the first country to showcase it. Created by renowned Kokkokai artisan Yutaka Sato, this exquisite masterpiece draws inspiration from the idiom Hyakkaryouran, symbolising the harmonious flourishing of diverse talents and ideas, much like flowers in bloom. More than a writing instrument, it stands as a poetic tribute to nature’s transience, Japan’s cultural heritage, and NAMIKI’s enduring legacy of transforming craftsmanship into art. Understanding time-honoured traditions Alongside this remarkable collection of luxury fountain pens, guests will also gain a deeper understanding of the art of Maki-e: its origins in traditional Japanese lacquerware, the meticulous layering of lacquer and gold powder, and the delicate, time-intensive techniques passed down through generations of artisans. Through displays and detailed showcases of the brushes, powders, and materials used in this centuries-old craft, visitors will witness the intricate processes that transform each pen into a radiant work of art. The exhibition offers not only a visual feast of NAMIKI’s finest creations but also an intimate glimpse into the artistry, patience, and devotion that define the spirit of Maki-e.
Hospitality brand FUFU JAPAN to open its first Tokyo property in Ginza
Kato Pleasure Group announced a ninth location for its Michelin-recognised brand FUFU JAPAN. The ninth property for the brand, FUFU Tokyo Ginza, also marks its initial foray into the Japanese capital. Located at the iconic Ginza 1-chome intersection, FUFU Tokyo Ginza offers a one-of-a-kind stay, with each of the 34 guest rooms featuring a private garden and natural hot spring baths, making it a rare sanctuary in the centre of Tokyo. Guests can also enjoy curated experiences in and around Ginza, from hands-on traditional crafts to private cruises, alongside sumo training visits and helicopter tours. Inside the property, thoughtfully designed spaces and seasonal Japanese cuisine further enrich the experience. An excellent addition to an award-winning line FUFU Tokyo Ginza is the latest addition to FUFU JAPAN's collection of small luxury resorts with locations in Atami, Kawaguchiko, Karuizawa, Kyoto, Hakone, Nara, and Nikko. Founded in 2007, each property embodies a refined retreat where traditional Japanese aesthetics meet contemporary sophistication, guided by the concept of being a place to savour time. Seven of its properties have been honoured with Michelin Key distinctions for two consecutive years, which is the highest number among Japanese hotel brands. Urban debut With the debut of FUFU Tokyo Ginza, the brand opens its first property in a major city. In a district where history, refinement, and the harmony of Japanese tradition and modern sensibility thrive, FUFU aims to create a place within the city where time gently slows. As the flagship among all FUFU properties opened to date, FUFU Tokyo Ginza embodies the spirit of the FUFU brand for guests from Japan and abroad, marking a milestone that reflects the brand's nationwide growth.
Japan’s Hoshino Resorts signs key agreement with Agoda
Digital travel platform Agoda joins forces with Japan's Hoshino Resorts Inc to make properties across its portfolio accessible to the OTA’s customers. This partnership marks a key milestone as Agoda becomes the first digital travel platform to offer properties across Hoshino's entire brand collection, enriching travel experiences within Japan. The collaboration brings all six of Hoshino Resorts brands HOSHINOYA, KAI, RISONARE, OMO, BEB, the newly launched LUCY, as well as other unique properties to Agoda customers. The beginning of a great partnership Well-positioned to meet the growing demand, Agoda and Hoshino Resorts Inc will provide travelers with seamless access to culturally rich stays across Japan’s unique landscapes. Agoda country director for Japan Satomi Nakabayashi said of the partnership: “Hoshino Resorts’ commitment to quality resonates with Agoda's dedication to understanding and meeting the evolving desires of travelers. We are thrilled to offer a diverse variety of accommodations at great value through Hoshino's distinct brands, catering to every type of traveler. We are pleased to have Hoshino's trust in our ability to deliver exceptional experiences, and together, we aim to create memorable journeys for our customers. For his part, Hoshino Resorts CEO Yoshiharu Hoshino remarked: “Our collaboration with Agoda marks the beginning of a new era in delivering enhanced convenience and excellence to our guests. This partnership is a testament to the trust we place in Agoda and our commitment to strengthening our relationship.” Enriching offerings in a key market This relationship not only demonstrates Agoda’s dedication to further integrating quality services but also signifies commitment and collaboration in offering high-quality travel experiences. This alliance enriches Agoda’s offerings within Japan’s market, ensuring travelers have seamless access to premier accommodations via a globally connected platform. By leveraging Agoda's extensive network of accommodations, flights, and activities, Hoshino Resorts Inc enhances its ability to cater to a broad spectrum of travel preferences.
Capella Kyoto embodies the cultural spirit of Japan’s ancient capital
Set to open in Spring 2026, Capella Kyoto in the historic Miyagawa-cho district has opened reservations for two unique stay packages: Gion Whisper and Capella Sojourn. These offerings are designed to showcase Kyoto's 1,200-year cultural legacy through contemporary design and rare artisanal encounters. Available from 23rd March 2026, package inclusions are as follows: Gion Whisper An elegant introduction to Capella Kyoto's design and culinary vision, minimum two nights’ stay: Daily breakfast for two Hotel credit: JPY 10,000 Deluxe, Premier) or JPY 20,000 (Junior Suite, Onsen Suite, Gion Suite, Capella Suite) Limited edition hotel gift featuring handcrafted mementos from Kyoto's artisan community Capella Sojourn Cultural immersion through Capella Curates experiences, minimum two nights’ stay: Choice of one Capella Curates experience: Whispers of Miyagawa-cho (Private ochaya with maiko dance and shamisen performance), Gloss Boss (Urushi lacquerware journey with master craftsperson and kintsugi workshop) or Step by Step: The Soul of Geta (Workshop at a 150-year-old wooden sandal atelier) Omakase dinner for two at Capella Kyoto’s Japanese restaurant Daily breakfast for two at the hotel’s French brasserie 60-minute Auriga Spa treatment for two Limited edition hotel gift featuring handcrafted mementos from Kyoto's artisan community According to cluster general manager John Blanco, Capella Kyoto celebrates place through design and experience. Blanco said: "We honour Kyoto's living traditions through Capella Curates, our bespoke cultural programming, alongside world-class dining and wellness. By transforming a beloved school site, we preserve its history while offering guests deep connections to the artistry and enduring spirit of Japan's ancient capital.” Capturing the city’s soul through exceptional design Designed by Kengo Kuma and Associates and Brewin Design Office, the 89-room hotel sits steps from Kenninji, Kyoto's oldest Zen temple, and the celebrated Miyagawa-cho Kaburenjo Theatre, where geiko and maiko perform seasonal dances. Like the city itself, it unfolds through layered thresholds, intimate reveals, and quiet moments of discovery, including six exclusive suites, each with its own private onsen. Singapore-based Brewin Design Office approached Capella Kyoto as an exercise in spatial storytelling, where architecture becomes a sequence of carefully choreographed experiences. The design celebrates the traditional machiya, Kyoto's historic wooden townhouses characterised by narrow street-facing facades, deep interiors, and inner courtyards that create intimate, layered spaces between public and private realms. Brewin Design Office founder and principal Robert Cheng explains: "We sought to capture the essence of Kyoto's traditional machiya: the progression through thresholds, the play of light and shadow, the deliberate reveal. Each space invites pause and contemplation, honouring the Japanese principle of ma, the meaningful interval between moments." A dramatic entrance The journey begins through a Gion-style alleyway lined with shoji screens, leading to a modern chamber featuring shimenawa rope motifs that mark the boundary between secular and sacred realms. Beyond this threshold, a vestibule reveals tokonoma alcoves framing traditional byōbu screens alongside contemporary local artworks - a dialogue between past and present. Here, guests are invited to pause before choosing their path: one leads to the signature restaurant, evoking a traditional ochaya teahouse; the other to the Japanese restaurant, where reclaimed wood from the former Shinmichi Elementary School glows beneath repurposed lamps, honouring the site's heritage. The sound of falling water accompanies guests along a corridor to the central courtyard, crowned by a dramatic karahafu roof, an undulating gable typically used in temple gates, castles, and other buildings of ceremonial importance, and later adopted by Kabuki theatres and Kaburenjo dance halls. This architectural centrepiece rises above an open-air performance space where tradition meets modernity. Further along, the French brasserie opens onto a tranquil tsuboniwa moss garden, the courtyard sanctuary that preserves the cherished sakura tree from the original site. Diving into Kyoto culture with Capella Curates Capella Kyoto offers three Capella Curates experiences with rare access to Kyoto's living traditions, curated exclusively for hotel guests. Each journey connects travellers with master artisans and cultural practitioners, revealing centuries-old crafts and treasured customs. Whispers of Miyagawa-cho Guest are invited to experience the refined world of Kyoto's geiko and maiko in an intimate private ochaya, the exclusive teahouses of Gion. A maiko performs traditional dance with grace honed through years of training, accompanied by the haunting melodies of the three-stringed shamisen. This rare encounter with Gion's closely guarded traditions reveals an art form preserved across generations. Step by Step: The Soul of Geta A visit to a 150-year-old atelier where craftspeople create geta, traditional elevated wooden sandals. This is an intimate session where guests can observe craftsmanship and try on different styles of beautifully crafted geta. Through conversation, the proprietor - craftsman, storyteller, and philosopher - shares centuries-old wisdom about these iconic sandals and their role in balance, posture, and well-being, while learning about each guest. This exchange allows him to craft truly personalised geta for those who wish to commission a pair. Gloss Boss An invitation into the timeless world of urushi - Japanese lacquerware treasured for over 9,000 years. At the atelier of a multi-generational master, guests will learn the meticulous art of harvesting and refining sap from the lacquer tree, before visiting a nearby temple where urushi has adorned sacred objects for centuries. The experience concludes with a hands-on workshop to create their own urushi bowl and chopsticks or repair pottery using the kintsugi method - the art of mending with lacquer and gold. A keepsake infused with spirit, craftsmanship, and the quiet beauty of impermanence.
Jetstar Japan resumes its Manila-Osaka route
In response to strong inbound travel demand, Jetstar Japan resumed its Manila=Osaka (Kansai) route on 27th October, the first time it has been flown in six years. The inaugural resumed flight GK81 departed Kansai International Airport at 22:08 (Japan local time) and took off at 22:30 (Japan local time), bound for Manila. As of press time, Jetstar Japan is the only Japanese airline operating direct flights between Kansai and Manila. More options The relaunch of the Manila-Kansai route will expand travel options for Jetstar Japan customers and further enhance travel convenience. With this particular resumption, Jetstar Japan will now operate two international routes to and from Kansai during the winter flight schedule period, including the existing Kansai-Taipei (Taoyuan) service. During the winter flight schedule period which began on 26th October, 2025 and runs till 28th March 2026, the airline will operate up to seven return trips per week using Airbus A320 aircraft.
Andaz Hiroshima by Hyatt to open with 235 keys in 2027 in western Japan’s Chūgoku region
Hyatt Hotels Corporation has announced that a Hyatt affiliate has entered into a management agreement with an affiliate of Takenaka Corporation for the first Hyatt hotel in western Japan’s Chūgoku region. Andaz Hiroshima will be located in the heart of Hiroshima and is expected to open in 2027. Andaz Hiroshima will occupy the 21st to 31st floors of a new mixed-use high-rise, the centerpiece of a major public-private urban redevelopment project in central Hiroshima. The hotel will offer 235 guest rooms and suites inspired by Hiroshima’s cultural legacy. It will also reflect the story of the site, which once connected Hiroshima Castle with its surrounding town and continues to serve as a vibrant city center. Onsite amenities will include restaurants, a rooftop bar and restaurant with sweeping views, a fitness center with an indoor pool, and versatile banquet and event spaces. Hiroshima, known worldwide as the City of Peace, is home to the Atomic Bomb Dome and Peace Memorial Park, both listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Just offshore lies Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island, another UNESCO site and one of Japan’s scenic treasures, where an iconic vermilion gate appears to float on the sea at high tide. Island hopping is possible via a scenic cycling route from Kure in Hiroshima Prefecture to Okamura Island in Ehime Prefecture, crossing seven islands via seven bridges. With its combination of craft heritage and ultramodern design, Hiroshima has come to the fore as a creative hub in the Chūgoku region. It’s home to a thriving community of designers, artists, chefs, musicians and craftspeople committed to sharing the City of Peace with global audiences. From the Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art to galleries and music venues, the city draws creative minds to its singular creative ecosystem—bridging the past and the future. Blending history, culture, cuisine and a modern cityscape, Hiroshima has become an increasingly popular destination for international travelers year-round. Hiroshima is well connected by Japan’s high-speed rail network, with Shinkansen direct service from Osaka in about 90 minutes and from Tokyo in about four hours. The city is also served by Hiroshima Airport, making it easily accessible for international and domestic travelers alike. Andaz, a brand within Hyatt’s newly formed Lifestyle Group, takes its name from the Hindi word for “personal style.” By incorporating local culture and traditions into its design and service, the Andaz brand provides guests with experiences that are drawn from each destination’s unique character. Located within an ultra-modern new building, Andaz Hiroshima will provide highly personalized experiences in a modern, globally connected setting. “Andaz Hiroshima will create a new pathway to explore Hiroshima’s culture,” said Amar Lalvani, President & Creative Director of The Lifestyle Group, Hyatt. “From music to makers, the local creative scene is thriving. Our guests will have an inside view of who and what are shaping this profound city’s future.” “We are delighted to bring the Andaz brand to Hiroshima, one of Japan’s most innovative cities,” said Masato Sasaki, President of Takenaka Corporation. “Hyatt has been an excellent collaborator for us on multiple high-profile projects, including properties in Kyoto and New York, and we are excited to work with them again on this exceptional development. We are confident that Andaz Hiroshima will become a beloved destination that embodies Hiroshima’s vibrant culture and brings together people and ideas from around the world.” “It is an honor to announce plans to introduce the Andaz brand to Hiroshima. It is one of Hyatt’s most celebrated lifestyle brands,” said Sam Sakamura, Representative Director of Japan and Micronesia, Hyatt. “Hiroshima, a globally recognized destination offering a rich combination of culture, tradition and development, is the perfect location for a new Andaz hotel in Japan. We look forward to welcoming global travelers to Hiroshima with unforgettable, personalized experiences that reflect the unique spirit of this remarkable city.” The Andaz brand debuted in Japan with the opening of Andaz Tokyo Toranomon Hills and will add Andaz Hiroshima as the second property in its Japan portfolio.
ANA, NCA to Launch Codeshare on Freighter Services Connecting Japan, Europe and North America
All Nippon Airways and Nippon Cargo Airlines will begin codeshare operations on cargo flights between Japan, Europe and North America on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025. Under the agreement, ANA’s code will appear on NCA’s Boeing 747 freighter services from Narita to North American destinations—Chicago, New York, Dallas/Fort Worth and Los Angeles—as well as European destinations—Amsterdam, Milan and Frankfurt. NCA’s code will be added to ANA’s Boeing 777 freighter routes from Narita to Chicago and Los Angeles. The collaboration will expand ANA Group’s cargo network, increase transportation capacity and improve customer convenience by leveraging the strengths of both carrier’s large freighter operations. ANA Holdings acquired 100% of NCA's shares as of Aug. 1, 2025. The combined fleet now includes ANA’s passenger flight network and its fleet of six Boeing 767 freighters and two Boeing 777 freighters, along with NCA’s eight Boeing 747 freighters, enabling the group to handle large-scale cargo transportation globally. Looking ahead, ANA and NCA will continue to strengthen their partnership to enhance the ANA Group’s cargo business, delivering competitive, efficient and high-quality services that meet customer needs and support the group’s long-term growth.
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