The article highlights a significant increase in international tourism to Japan, with 36.9 million visitors in 2024, largely due to a weak yen. While many tourists flock to well-known cities like Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, photographer Andrew Faulk emphasizes the value of exploring lesser-known locations. He believes these places reflect Japan's authentic spirit, culture, and traditions. Among his suggestions is Yokohama, which offers a unique blend of history as a trading port and vibrant neighborhoods such as Chinatown, showcasing a different side of Japan that tourists often miss.
A decade ago, many travelers considered Japan too expensive for a vacation. However, recent trends show a surge in international visitors due to a weakened yen.
Andrew Faulk highlights that venturing beyond typical tourist spots reveals Japan's true spirit, offering rich culture and unique experiences often overlooked.
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