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Japan in February: where foreign visitors are fewer than usual

Each prefecture's foreign guest nights per day in February 2025, compared with that prefecture's own 2025 average. Nationally, February was at 100% of the yearly average.

Fewer foreign visitors than usual (26)

  • Wakayama — 45% of its yearly average
  • Hiroshima — 51% of its yearly average
  • Mie — 52% of its yearly average
  • Shimane — 58% of its yearly average
  • Toyama — 70% of its yearly average
  • Kyoto — 73% of its yearly average
  • Tokushima — 74% of its yearly average
  • Ehime — 74% of its yearly average
  • Tottori — 76% of its yearly average
  • Nara — 76% of its yearly average
  • Kanagawa — 77% of its yearly average
  • Hyogo — 78% of its yearly average
  • Okayama — 78% of its yearly average
  • Ibaraki — 79% of its yearly average
  • Kagawa — 80% of its yearly average
  • Ishikawa — 81% of its yearly average
  • Kochi — 83% of its yearly average
  • Tochigi — 88% of its yearly average
  • Okinawa — 88% of its yearly average
  • Saitama — 88% of its yearly average
  • Nagasaki — 89% of its yearly average
  • Shiga — 92% of its yearly average
  • Tokyo — 92% of its yearly average
  • Shizuoka — 93% of its yearly average
  • Chiba — 93% of its yearly average
  • Kumamoto — 95% of its yearly average

More than usual (15)

  • Niigata — 243% of its yearly average
  • Yamagata — 227% of its yearly average
  • Nagano — 196% of its yearly average
  • Fukushima — 182% of its yearly average
  • Hokkaido — 178% of its yearly average
  • Iwate — 142% of its yearly average
  • Gunma — 132% of its yearly average
  • Akita — 128% of its yearly average
  • Miyagi — 126% of its yearly average
  • Gifu — 120% of its yearly average
  • Aomori — 120% of its yearly average
  • Oita — 117% of its yearly average
  • Fukui — 114% of its yearly average
  • Yamaguchi — 108% of its yearly average
  • Saga — 105% of its yearly average

Prefectures within 5% of their average are not listed. This compares months within each prefecture; it does not mean a prefecture is empty. Method.

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