From watches to sake, Japanese retailers try new tourist lures @NikkeiAsia
From watches to sake, Japanese retailers try new tourist lures  @NikkeiAsia
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More than six months after Beijing issued a travel warning for Japan, Chinese visitor spending has fallen by over 50% from a year earlier.

From luxury watches to sake, retailers are courting new tourist markets.

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From watches to sake, Japanese retailers try new tourist lures

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