China News Service, July 10 (Xinhua Overseas Chinese News) reported, "Dear friends, let's go!" A few days ago, two Chinese girls emerged from an apartment in Shibuya, Tokyo. They put their hands on the selfie stick and introduced the features of the shops along the way. "This coffee shop is elegant, and no reservations are required!" "The beef in this shop is soft and delicious!"
Since the outbreak, practical problems such as the reduction of international flights and the ban on foreign tourists have caused Japanese businessmen to complain. The Government of Japan’s Tourism Bureau expects that 10 million Chinese tourists will visit Japan in 2020, when in fact only 30 Chinese were able to enter China in May.
In order to meet the shopping habits of Chinese consumers, Japanese merchants have also begun to play the "live" idea. A company headquartered in Tokyo, responsible for the distribution of online information, in response to the phenomenon of a sharp decline in Chinese tourists, its person in charge proposed to try to use live sales methods: cooperate with a cross-border e-commerce, arrange for several Chinese women to walk daily On the street, "live broadcast" brings goods. Chinese consumers place orders online to complete transactions based on their recommendations.
There is also a cross-border e-commerce company for China that uses pre-recorded video to put it on the Chinese market through WeChat. The vice president personally went out, and the two Chinese members served as translators, attracting Chinese consumers to purchase Japanese high-quality products. (Wang Ya'an)