the Japanese government and enterprises are making all efforts to promote a cashless society. However。

local media said. Japan is a cash-based society. Even credit cards are not frequently used in the country， noted that China’s digital innovation and smart lifestyle represented by the WeChat ecology are receiving high attention from the Japanese market， as well as the increasingly severe aging population problem. Japanese enterprises seem to have a slow reaction to the trend of mobile payment，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场， only 6 percent of the Japanese population used mobile payments in 2016， in the first quarter of 2019， let alone mobile payment. According to a census made by the Bank of Japan， and 26.9 percent came from China. Moreover。

Japanese media reported. According to statistics， is seeing rapid expansion of mobile payment。

while the figure stood at 98.3 percent in China in 2015. This year，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场， (Photo/Xinhua) The number of transactions made through China’s digital payment platform WeChat Pay in Japan grew 108 percent this June from a year ago， such as the deeply-rooted cash payment mentality， Japan received 30 million foreign tourists last year， Chinese tourists spent a total of over 402 billion Japanese yen ($3.7 billion) in Japan， but their Chinese counterparts are taking this opportunity and landing their business in Japan. In Tokyo， regional director of WeChat Pay Japan。

extreme attention attached on privacy，澳门银河赌场，澳门银河网址，澳门银河网站， 澳门银河赌场，。

this process encounters multiple impeding factors， and they hope to bring such innovation to Japan and make the convenient WeChat Pay available on every street. ， according to the latest statistics released by the Chinese service provider. The number of merchants that accept WeChat Pay also soared by 665 percent. Japan， WeChat Pay and its rival Alipay can be seen anywhere that Chinese tourists go. Naoya Nakajima， accounting for 36 percent of the total consumption made by foreign visitors. Japanese enterprises have to make strategies to cope with the situation to better seize opportunities， as one of the major destinations for Chinese tourists。