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Overseas Residents' Visits to Japan 20 January 2026

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  • According to Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), the estimated number of international travelers to Japan in November 2025 was 3,518,000 (+10.4% compared to 2024).
November 2025

Overseas Residents' Visits to Japan (Estimated figures)

3,518,000 Visits

YOY +10.4%

2025 YTD

January to November

39,065,627 Visits

1.1 Overseas Residents' Visits to Japan by month

Source : Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)

1.2 Overseas Residents' Visits to Japan by year Annual

Source : Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)

Overseas Residents' Visits to Japan by Country and Region 20 January 2026

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  • Breaking down the number of foreign visitors to Japan in November 2025 by country and region, South Korea ranked first with 824,500 visitors, followed by China with 562,600 visitors, and Taiwan with 542,400 visitors.

1.3 Overseas Residents' Visits to Japan by Country and Region

Country and Region Visits November 2025 YOY
Korea
824,500 Visits
China
562,600 Visits
Taiwan
542,400 Visits
Hong Kong
207,600 Visits
Thailand
117,400 Visits
Singapore
89,400 Visits
Malaysia
71,200 Visits
Indonesia
56,400 Visits
Philippinnes
92,000 Visits
Vietnam
51,800 Visits
India
28,900 Visits
United Kingdom
45,100 Visits
France
41,400 Visits
Germany
33,700 Visits
Italy
30,400 Visits
Russia
27,400 Visits
Spain
24,200 Visits
USA
302,500 Visits
Canada
62,500 Visits
Australia
85,600 Visits

Source : Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)
Figures until September 2025 are provisional.
Figures from October 2025 onward are estimates.

1.4 Overseas Residents' Visits to Japan by country or region, 2024 Annual

Source : Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)
*Provisional

1.5 Overseas Residents' Visits to Japan by Region Annual

Source : Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO)
Figures until 2023 are final.
Figures in 2024 are provisional.