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Forty percent of Japanese say ‘reducing shopping opportunities at real stores’ amid COVDI-19

Forty percent of Japanese say ‘reducing shopping opportunities at real stores’ amid COVDI-19

#DailyLifeInJapan #Payment
The Mastercard survey finds that 40% of Japanese intend to reduce shopping opportunities at real stores’ amid COVDI-19, and the ratio of ‘reducing payment by cash' reached 41%.
Visa forms partnership with Osaka for tourism and cashless payment promotions toward EXPO 2025

Visa forms partnership with Osaka for tourism and cashless payment promotions toward EXPO 2025

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Concur partners with DiDi in Japan for automated taxi expense management

Concur partners with DiDi in Japan for automated taxi expense management

#BusinessPartnership #Payment
Payment with WeChat Pay can now be acceptable in LINE Pay membership shops in Japan

Payment with WeChat Pay can now be acceptable in LINE Pay membership shops in Japan

#app #Payment
Japan is No.1 country for Chinese travelers to pay with Alipay in the National Day holiday period 2019

Japan is No.1 country for Chinese travelers to pay with Alipay in the National Day holiday period 2019

#InboundTravelInJapan #Payment
The expanding cashless market of Japan is forecasted to grow to a market scale of 10 trillion JPY in FY2021

The expanding cashless market of Japan is forecasted to grow to a market scale of 10 trillion JPY in FY2021

#mobile #Payment
WeChat Pay member shops in Japan grow sixfold in the past year, boosted by a rapid increase in Chinese travelers

WeChat Pay member shops in Japan grow sixfold in the past year, boosted by a rapid increase in Chinese travelers

#mobile #Payment
Three airports in Kansai area expand cashless payment services for Chinese travelers for stress-free shopping

Three airports in Kansai area expand cashless payment services for Chinese travelers for stress-free shopping

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Japanese QR payment users are expected to increase to 20 million by the end of 2021

Japanese QR payment users are expected to increase to 20 million by the end of 2021

#mobile #Payment
WeChat Pay can be used for local buses around Noboribetsu and Toyako in Hokkaido

WeChat Pay can be used for local buses around Noboribetsu and Toyako in Hokkaido

#InboundTravelInJapan #Payment
The mobile payment market of Japan reached 1 trillion JPY in 2017, expecting to grow to 4.37 trillion JPY in 2023

The mobile payment market of Japan reached 1 trillion JPY in 2017, expecting to grow to 4.37 trillion JPY in 2023

#mobile #Payment

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Japanese guest nights slightly picked up in February 2021, but the low occupancy rate was still low with 27%

Japanese guest nights slightly picked up in February 2021, but the low occupancy rate was still low with 27%
Japanese experienced overseas travelers are aggressive about travel in Japan as well, according to the sentiment survey

Japanese experienced overseas travelers are aggressive about travel in Japan as well, according to the sentiment survey
‘Engaged travelers’ are estimated at 18.3 million in Japan with 20% of all residents traveling to a particular local community

‘Engaged travelers’ are estimated at 18.3 million in Japan with 20% of all residents traveling to a particular local community
Japanese Guest nights worsened to a 50% reduction in January 2021, largely affected by the state of emergency declaration from December 2020

Japanese Guest nights worsened to a 50% reduction in January 2021, largely affected by the state of emergency declaration from December 2020
Closed accommodations outnumbered opened accommodations in Kyoto City through 2020 amid the pandemic

Closed accommodations outnumbered opened accommodations in Kyoto City through 2020 amid the pandemic
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