Many Chinese travelers visit Japan during holidays

Chinese tourists stroll through Tokyo's Ginza shopping district in October 2014. More than 20 percent of the Chinese who departed Shanghai for overseas destinations during China's National Day holiday week in October 2015 visited Japan, according to China's immigration inspection authority in Shanghai. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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