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πŸ‡§πŸ‡· Folha (PT)
National & Local

Bad behavior of tourists leads Japanese city to cancel cherry blossom festival

A small city near Mount Fuji, Japan, has canceled its cherry blossom festival due to overwhelming tourist influx and local complaints.

Feb 7 β€’ 15:21 UTC
πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡ͺ Aftonbladet
World

Cherry Blossom Festival Canceled – Due to Tourists Pooping

The annual cherry blossom festival in Fujiyoshida, Japan, has been canceled due to the overwhelming impact of over-tourism and complaints from residents about disruptions to their peaceful lives.

Feb 7 β€’ 03:00 UTC
πŸ‡¦πŸ‡· Clarin (ES)
National & Local

The scatological reason why Japan canceled its traditional Cherry Blossom Festival this year

Japan has canceled its traditional Cherry Blossom Festival for the first time in ten years due to unpleasant complaints from residents, coinciding with early general elections.

Feb 6 β€’ 16:37 UTC
πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ Sky News
National & Local

Japanese city cancels festival launched to lure tourists - as it's too successful

Fujiyoshida city has cancelled its popular cherry blossom festival due to concerns over the overwhelming number of tourists affecting residents' quality of life.

Feb 6 β€’ 09:15 UTC
πŸ‡­πŸ‡· Index.hr
World

Japan cancels famous festival due to inconsiderate tourists

The city of Fujiyoshida in Japan has canceled its annual cherry blossom festival due to an unsustainable increase in tourist numbers disrupting local life.

Feb 5 β€’ 17:07 UTC
πŸ‡©πŸ‡° Politiken
National & Local

Problems with tourists lead Japanese city to cancel flower festival

A cherry blossom festival near Mount Fuji in Japan has been canceled due to local dissatisfaction with overtourism, according to the local government of Fujiyoshida.

Feb 5 β€’ 14:30 UTC

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