TT-834 (Tourism Edition) -- Why There May Be Less Chinese Tourists in 2016

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on January 18, 2016

The Nikkei ran a number of articles expressing fear that the current rout in the Chinese stock market could impact Chinese tourism into Japan.

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TT-833 -- Predictions for 2016, e-biz news for Japan

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on January 11, 2016

Welcome to the first issue of Terrie's Take for 2016. Usually our first Take features predictions about general Japanese business and politics. But we thought we'd focus a bit more on our core expertise, which is tourism.

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TT-832 (Tourism Edition) -- Why Niseko is a Model for Other Tourism

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on December 14, 2015

An enthusiastic travel article in the Daily Mail could be turned into a marketing lesson for Japanese tourism authorities, showing clearly the hot buttons an experienced opinion-leader presses to engage his audience.

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TT-831 -- How to Find a Distributor in Japan, e-biz news from Japan

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on December 7, 2015

In this Take, our second-last for the year, we share a collection of observations about how to find distributors for your products even before you commit to setting up a company.

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TT-830 (Tourism Edition) -- Japantravel.com Hits 1,000,000 Unique Users Per Month

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on November 30, 2015

Last month we had more than 6.9m page views from 1.06m unique users. We also had 9,132 contributors producing stories, photos, and videos for us in 11 different languages.

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TT-829 -- Japan-related Aid Corruption in Asia Revisited, e-biz news from Japan

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on November 23, 2015

A quick look on Google for the search terms "Japan International Cooperation Agency" (JICA) and "corruption" reveal a broad range of articles from independent journalists around Asia.

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TT-828 (Tourism Edition) -- Airbnb moves a step closer to legality

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on November 16, 2015

Ever since we ran a story in June 2015 about Airbnb possibly becoming legal, we have had a steady stream of people both in Japan and abroad asking us for more information.

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TT-827 -- What Happened to all Those Bubble Era Impressionist Paintings? E-biz news from Japan.

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on November 9, 2015

How many impressionist works of art are here in Japan? Several of the largest collections are located in and around Tokyo, while there are lots of single paintings spread out all over the country.

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TT-826 (Tourism Edition) -- Shibuya Becomes Asia's Party Central

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on November 2, 2015

Last night, October 31, 2015, was Halloween here in Tokyo. By around 20:00 the streets on the west side of Shibuya were completely jammed with people, and the police had 800 officers in the area for crowd control.

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TT-825 -- Japan's Agricultural Future is in Fruit, e-biz news from Japan

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Submitted by Terrie Lloyd on October 26, 2015

With the basic agreement of the TransPacific Partnership (TPP) now set, the various heads of the governments involved are busy to pass the local legislative changes needed to make the pact happen.

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