Channel NewsAsia | Japan hotelier's Nanjing Massacre denial sparks tourism boycott calls Channel NewsAsia TOKYO: A Japanese hotelier's denial of a 1937 massacre by Japanese troops in the Chinese city of Nanjing has prompted Chinese social media calls for a boycott of travel to Japan, threatening tourist arrivals days before the Lunar New Year holidays. |
2017-01-19
Japan hotelier's Nanjing Massacre denial sparks tourism boycott calls – Channel NewsAsia
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