On the Chinese SNS, Weibo (Weibo), a Vlog by a foreign woman who visited Japan was introduced and has drawn a great response.

On the 3rd, an American blogger with 200,000 Weibo followers introduced and reposted the Vlog, stating, "A Vlog filmed by a woman in Japan at 2 AM has already garnered 32.58 million views overseas and is going viral. Internet users have commented, 'A trip to Japan is definitely on my life's wish list.'"

The Vlog shows an Asian woman staying in Osaka leaving her accommodation late at night and walking around the city. The woman first bought juice from a nearby fresh-squeezed juice vending machine, took a sip, and said, "It's very fresh."

Next, she ventured into the entertainment district, looked around at izakayas and other establishments, found a massage parlor, and entered. While receiving the treatment, she sometimes showed expressions of pain, but upon leaving the store, she looked satisfied, saying, "It was very good."

Furthermore, she entered Round1 and enjoyed batting, inline skating, table tennis, basketball, karaoke, and more at Spo-cha. Afterward, she ate ramen at "Ichiran" and returned to her accommodation on a LUUP (a shared electric kickboard).

In response to this, numerous critical comments were posted by Weibo users, such as "Is this even fun?", "I endured watching it all, but there were no surprises," "Don't post this on Chinese SNS," "Those who want to go can go. I'm definitely not going," "Anyone who goes to Japan now is a traitor," "This must be propaganda by the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs," and "They must be struggling (and promoting Japan) because the number of Chinese tourists has decreased."

On the other hand, comments such as "Why are there so many critics?", "Japan is certainly a good travel destination. It's very comfortable," "I love Osaka," "I go to Donki late at night~", "Japan is one of the safest countries in the world," "I want to know where the accommodation is. It looks really good," and "China doesn't have these kinds of entertainment facilities open late at night, does it?" were also received. (Translation/Editing: Kitada)