Chinese Tourists Go To Japan To "Sweep The Goods" And Watch Out For Duty-Free Shops.

With a large number of Chinese tourists going to Japan to sweep goods, Japan

Also increasing.

In addition to airports and shopping malls, some convenience stores have also begun to provide tax-free treatment.

Some Chinese tourists see "tax-free" two words, think that shopping here can save 8% of the consumption tax, and immediately had an inexplicable favor.

In fact,

The duty-free shops are so tricky that they will fall into a trap if they are not careful.

Japanese duty-free shops are so full of money.

The duty free shops in Japan are basically divided into three categories: the Duty-Free of Japan airport, the Tax-Free of the shopping mall, the location of the tour guide, the remote duty free shop.

A Chinese media pointed out that the simplest way to avoid being fooled is to trust only the duty-free shops at the airport.

In fact, even the duty-free shops at the airport are generally priced at high prices, with Chinese tourists as potential consumers, and the price of the airport is expensive, and the tax exemption is still expensive.

He points out that the so-called Tax-Free duty free shop only saves Japanese domestic consumption tax and misleads Chinese tourists in concept.

In name, it is exempt from tax, but most of these tax-free shops deliberately set prices very high, so even if they are exempt from taxes, they are still more expensive than ordinary Japanese stores.

In addition, whether the duty free counters in large shopping malls belong to the permanent counters of shopping malls also need to be paid attention to.

A friend of a reporter once had a loss: she bought a gold bead ring at a Japanese top department store near a reporter's office. At that time, because of promotional activities, the price was much lower than the original price, only 1/3, and it could be tax-free. It looked very tempting. She finally bought more than 70 thousand yen.

She was very proud at that time, but a Japanese friend who did jewellery business later told her that the value would be worth 5000 yen due to the lack of gold beads.

She is in

Another jeweler was consulted at the jewelry exhibition. The result was told that the style of the gold bead ring should be the old Hongkong style. Even if it was added to the jewelry and manual cost, it would be worth 15 thousand yen at most.

It can be seen that the "tax exemption" is not cheap at all.

Another Japanese friend said that such sales promotion was probably only a corner of the department store, and a counter was set up in the short term.

It's more unreliable than the counter at the mall.

Sure enough, a few days later, the counter disappeared.

The Chinese media personage also said that the tour guide took all the shops of Chinese tourists, and no matter how far away from the department stores, including the Ginza, the duty-free counters, cars and cruise ships selling goods (including so-called famous brands), the prices were high. Two, there were some products like deep-sea fish oil that had not been heard before.

The safest way to store such goods or goods is not to enter or buy.

Some domestic tourists blindly follow suit and rush to buy.

However, some domestic tourists are too fond of studying and even superstitious about Japanese products.

Some people who listen to a tour guide exaggerate some Japanese products, or watch other tourists rush to buy them.

There is a certain information gap between Chinese and Japanese brands.

For example, Japanese with a little money are not very fond of buying.

In the eyes of some Chinese people, it has become a famous brand. In Japan, it is difficult for them to make an elegant family.

The irrational behavior caused by this information gap has led to a lot of parrot buying trends, which has made tourism lose its original connotation.

The Chinese media pointed out that the Japanese, who had no interest in China, had no psychological obstacles to Chinese tourists, and the Chinese at that time seemed very naive and kind.

A Japanese TV station has reported that even Japanese doctors, regardless of the lives of Chinese consumers, secretly sold MAZINDOL TABLETS, a dangerous drug that should be strictly prescribed, secretly to Chinese tourists for profiteering.

Chinese people are superstitious about supplements, but many people fall into misunderstandings.

The real products of China are slow, and Chinese do not like them.

Some of the products of Nissan are effective, but Chinese people think they are still good in foreign countries, but they do not know what's wrong with them.

For example, in China, there is a kind of nutrient in a branch store. After drinking it, it will really make people appear active, but it is not something magical, but caffeine is at work, but the manufacturer does not mention the effect of caffeine.

Tourists are being cheated and have nothing to do with the Japanese side?

He pointed out that there is a tendency to note that when the Japanese, including Japanese media, talk about or report these negative news, they will only target the Chinese black guides and travel agencies, without mentioning the Japanese side's problems.

In fact, most of the behaviors of cheating tourists are collusion between shops and tour guides and travel agencies. Otherwise, tourists will not buy high priced goods, and tour guides and travel agencies will not get kickbacks.

Moreover, most of those commodities are provided by Japanese enterprises, and the high prices outside the law are also printed by these manufacturers.

A Chinese in Japan who is familiar with the tourism industry also points out that there are three systems: the group, the mission and the tour guide.

The group members only charge people, and the price of the group is low. The group members should earn the rebate from the tour guide. The tour guide is the most stressed one.

Some Chinese uncle's mother, who is still less expensive than the cost price, originally wanted to go abroad and did not plan to go shopping, but the tour guide would take them to the designated duty free shop, especially the Chinese duty-free shops in Japan, so it was easy to be fooled.

It is said that some extreme cases are that if there are no tours, some duty-free shops will not be accepted.

For example, a duty-free shop selling health care products in Shinjuku, Tokyo, has a large Chinese character at the door indicating the Japanese government's duty-free shop. However, the "appointment system" does not allow customers to visit without advance telephone booking.

Another requirement is that visitors must bring short-term travel passports before entering the store.

It can be seen that this store is specially designed to receive overseas tours and tourists, and how many of them are not difficult to imagine.

In August 25th, the Fuji TV program introduced some Chinese black guides to take tourists to illegal duty free shops.

The black guide didn't have a legitimate tour guide card or even a random explanation. He interpreted the Osaka city sky Pavilion as the five tower.

When the tour guide exchanges with other guides how many tourists are shopping, the expression used is "how many people you slaughtered today".

The price of health care products purchased by duty-free shops is 4 times that of the Japanese market.

The program shows that because of the tight schedule, such as only one hour in Ginza, then for those who are displeased with their eyes, they do not know which store to shop well, but only when they recommend a specific duty free shop.

The tour guide even boasted that some health care products were used by Japanese royalty, and even some tourists bought fake goods.