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Japan in July: where foreign visitors are fewer than usual
Each prefecture's foreign guest nights per day in July 2025, compared with that prefecture's own 2025 average. Nationally, July was at 93% of the yearly average.
Fewer foreign visitors than usual (36)
- Yamagata — 48% of its yearly average
- Niigata — 49% of its yearly average † high sampling error
- Fukushima — 51% of its yearly average
- Nagano — 57% of its yearly average
- Kagoshima — 57% of its yearly average
- Fukui — 64% of its yearly average † high sampling error
- Saga — 65% of its yearly average
- Gunma — 66% of its yearly average
- Kagawa — 69% of its yearly average
- Tochigi — 72% of its yearly average
- Oita — 72% of its yearly average
- Ishikawa — 73% of its yearly average
- Saitama — 73% of its yearly average
- Mie — 74% of its yearly average
- Kochi — 75% of its yearly average
- Kumamoto — 76% of its yearly average
- Miyazaki — 78% of its yearly average
- Miyagi — 79% of its yearly average
- Iwate — 79% of its yearly average
- Shiga — 79% of its yearly average
- Hiroshima — 80% of its yearly average
- Fukuoka — 82% of its yearly average
- Toyama — 82% of its yearly average
- Ibaraki — 83% of its yearly average
- Tokushima — 84% of its yearly average
- Gifu — 85% of its yearly average
- Yamaguchi — 85% of its yearly average
- Nagasaki — 85% of its yearly average
- Akita — 85% of its yearly average
- Okayama — 85% of its yearly average
- Ehime — 86% of its yearly average
- Aichi — 89% of its yearly average
- Tokyo — 92% of its yearly average
- Kanagawa — 92% of its yearly average
- Aomori — 93% of its yearly average
- Kyoto — 95% 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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