Representative Office of Japan in Thimphu, Bhutan
- Address: Post Box No. 217, Thimphu
- Phone: +9752322030
- Fax: +9752323089
- Email: jicajvbt@druknet.com.bt
- Website: jica.go.jp/bhutan/english
Head of mission: Tomoki Nitta, Representative (as of 2010)
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Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Japan as a destination for visitors from Bhutan?
Japan offers a captivating mix of rich traditions and modern advancements, making it an appealing destination for some Bhutanese travelers. Although the number of foreign tourists has been modest recently, the high spending per visitor indicates that those who do visit are highly engaged with the country's attractions. This suggests that a portion of Bhutan's population of around one million may find Japan particularly interesting.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Japan for tourists coming from Bhutan?
Japan is considered very safe for tourists, including those from Bhutan. According to the Global Peace Index, Japan ranks 17th out of 160 countries, making it one of the safest nations globally, comparable to Bhutan's ranking of 21st. In terms of crime statistics, Japan has a significantly lower murder rate at 0.2 per 100,000 people, compared to Bhutan's 2.5. Both countries show similar rates for female murders, with Japan at 0.2 and Bhutan at 1.4. Regarding organized crime, Bhutan generally scores better than Japan in several categories, but both countries maintain relatively low levels of organized crime overall. For instance, Bhutan's mafia groups score 4.0 while Japan's score is 6.5, indicating a higher presence of organized crime in Japan. However, both countries have similar scores for state crime (3.0) and the heroin trade (2.0). Overall, tourists from Bhutan can feel safe visiting Japan, as it offers a secure environment with low crime rates.