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Core Viewpoint - Japan is experiencing a significant increase in bear attacks, impacting local tourism and businesses during the autumn leaf viewing season, traditionally a peak travel time [3][4][6]. Group 1: Bear Attacks and Incidents - On November 9, five individuals across three counties in Japan were attacked by bears, including a 78-year-old woman and a 50-year-old woman in Akita Prefecture [3]. - In Akita Prefecture, an 83-year-old man was also attacked, sustaining multiple injuries but is currently in stable condition [3]. - A bear was captured and killed after attacking a woman in Akita, while another bear attacked a ramen shop employee in Aomori Prefecture [4]. Group 2: Economic Impact on Tourism - The bear attacks have led to a significant decline in tourism, particularly in Akita Prefecture, where popular viewing spots like Chitose Park have been closed due to bear sightings [4]. - Following a fatal bear attack on a hot spring employee in Iwate Prefecture, hotel bookings have dropped by 20%, with some hot spring facilities closing outdoor baths [4]. - Tourists are altering their travel plans due to safety concerns, with some opting to postpone trips until after the bears hibernate [5]. Group 3: Increase in Bear Sightings - From April to September, Japan reported over 20,000 bear sightings, the highest in five years, with more than ten fatalities and over a hundred injuries [6]. - The majority of bear attacks this year have occurred in urban areas or near residential neighborhoods, with over 70% of incidents happening in these locations [6]. - Factors contributing to the increase in bear encounters include population decline, abandoned farmland, and reduced food sources in the wild [6].