Japan tourism seems to be suffering the most in the long running spat with neighbour South Korea.
Inbound tourist arrivals from Korea were well down again in September with a decline of nearly 60%, the Japan National Tourism Organization.
According to JNTO estimates about 201,000 Koreans visited Japan in September, which is a fall of 58.1%.
Since the trade and diplomatic dispute began, South Koreans have shunned Japanese goods and travel to the country.
Tourism started declining in July with a 7% fall but August plunged 48% year on year.
Now September is much worse with little end to the dispute in sight.
Japan’s southwest island of Kyushu has been hit hard as it has been a traditional favourite with Koreans.
However most other international markets were up with overall tourism growth of 5%.
Japan received a total of 2.27 million arrivals in September.
