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As soon as the news of Japan easing tourist visas for people from China was released, local retail travel stocks surged immediately.
① The Japanese Foreign Minister, Toshimitsu Motegi, announced the relaxation of visa requirements for Chinese tourists to Japan, expected to be implemented in spring 2025. ② After the announcement, retail and tourism-related stocks in Japan rose, with J. Front Retailing Co. soaring by 8.38%, while Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings and Takashimaya increased by 6.98% and 3.69%, respectively.
Stocks with attractive features as seen from the change in volume, such as GFA.
Closing price, previous day comparison, and volume for the following stocks: ＜9816＞ Striders 218,209,777 ＜3461＞ Palmer 407,201,719 ＜8783＞ GFA 302,401,071 ＜7636＞ Handsman 82,794,210 ＜9067＞ Maruun 45,715,351 ＜7268＞ Tatsumi 33,312,531 ＜4487＞ Space M 30,549,540 ＜2207＞ Meito San 19,176,999 ＜6947＞ Zukken 37,201,351,89
Handsman 1Q Parent Net Y190.00M Vs Net Y111.00M
Handsman: Summary of financial results for the 1st quarter of the fiscal year ending 2025/6 [Japanese GAAP] (unconsolidated)
Driven by the weak yen, the consumer spending of tourists visiting Japan in the first 9 months has reached a new high.
①Driven by the weakness of the Japanese yen, Japan's tourism industry is extremely hot in 2024; ②Data shows that as of September, international tourists spent 5.86 trillion yen in Japan (equivalent to 39.27 billion US dollars); ③This exceeded the consumption record of 5.3 trillion yen set for the full year of 2023.
Handsman: Interim report