视频丨日本旅游业人士：高市涉台错误言论拖累经济

Group 1 - Japanese Prime Minister's controversial remarks regarding Taiwan have raised concerns among political and business circles in Japan, particularly regarding the impact on tourism and the economy [2][11] - The Japan National Tourism Organization reported that over 8 million Chinese tourists visited Japan in the first ten months of this year, making up the largest share of foreign visitors [4] - A significant number of Chinese tourists have canceled their travel plans to Japan, leading to a sharp decline in revenue for tourism and dining establishments [4][5] Group 2 - The Tokyo-based Yakatabune company, which has operated for over 40 years, reported cancellations from three Chinese tour groups totaling approximately 240 people, marking an unprecedented situation for the company [5] - A tea ceremony experience shop in Asakusa noted a high volume of cancellations from Chinese tourists, which could put financial pressure on their operations [7][8] - The total travel expenditure by foreign visitors to Japan from January to September reached 6.92 trillion yen, with Chinese tourists accounting for about 30%, and experts predict a potential loss of around 2 trillion yen in tourism revenue over the next year due to the current situation [9][11] Group 3 - The Japanese stock market has seen a decline in tourism-related stocks, as well as companies like Sushi郎, Ryohin Keikaku (Muji), and Fast Retailing (Uniqlo) that are expanding rapidly in China [12] - Companies involved in popular IPs like Sony Group and Sanrio have also been affected by the situation, indicating a broader impact on the economy [12][14] - Analysts warn that if the Japanese government does not retract the controversial statements and prevent further escalation, the damage to the real economy could be more severe [14]