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Reported by the South China Morning Post, the story sparked outrage on social media in both China and Japan.
A group of Chinese tourists has sparked widespread outrage in Japan and China after leaving an Osaka guest house in disarray. On 23 November, a Japanese blogger shared photos on social media depicting the chaotic state of the three-bedroom Shirakabanoyado Mutsuki, or White Birch House. The images showed empty food packaging and other debris scattered throughout the property. The booking records indicate five Chinese guests stayed at the guest house for three days.
The incident has sparked debate about cleaning fees and the impact of disrespectful behaviour on local businesses. While property hosts have the discretion to set cleaning fees, the extent of the damage caused by the Chinese tourists remains unclear. The incident has also led to temporary closures of the guest house on various booking platforms.
A group of Chinese tourists has sparked widespread outrage in Japan and China after leaving an Osaka guest house in disarray. On 23 November, a Japanese blogger shared photos on social media depicting the chaotic state of the three-bedroom Shirakabanoyado Mutsuki, or White Birch House. The images showed empty food packaging and other debris scattered throughout the property. The booking records indicate five Chinese guests stayed at the guest house for three days.
The incident has sparked debate about cleaning fees and the impact of disrespectful behaviour on local businesses. While property hosts have the discretion to set cleaning fees, the extent of the damage caused by the Chinese tourists remains unclear. The incident has also led to temporary closures of the guest house on various booking platforms.
Chinese tourists leave Japan guest house in disarray, sparking price hike proposal
Online post garners 3.6 million views on X, stirring fury among observers in both Japan and China.