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People are internationally again after the hiatus that was by the coronavirus pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns. Many people are the money they while borders were closed to on their bucket list trips. However, others are a reluctance to dust off their passports. A travel report from the Morning Consult website 16,000 surveys from people in 15 countries. The site found that 15 per cent of South Koreans and 14 per cent of Chinese and Americans, "never to travel again". Those most unwilling to travel were the Japanese. The report that almost 35 per cent of Japanese respondents they never wanted to leave Japan.

There are many reasons for Japanese travellers disinclined to overseas. One is a new-found desire to the culinary and cultural delights Japan has to . Many people domestically during the pandemic and their love of Japan's stunning nature and heritage. A Kyoto tour guide said: "I've been constantly amazed at my clients' reactions at the sights of this city. I've never Japanese people to be so engrossed in their history and tradition." Other reasons are cost and a desire to be green. Tokyo resident Kai Ueno said: "Flying isn't sustainable in this climate crisis. I'd much rather locally and the air fare on nicer hotels, restaurants and experiences in Japan."