The accommodation tax is a tax of a few hundred yen per night collected from people staying at hotels and inns, and it is used for things like improving tourist areas and making guide signs multilingual.
multilingualization, making something multilingual
など
N5
(など)
et cetera, and so on
使う
N5
(つかう)
to use
自治体側
N1
(じちたいがわ)
the local government side (as opposed to businesses)
処理
N2
(しょり)
processing; treatment
交通
N3
(こうつう)
traffic, transportation
混雑
N2
(こんざつ)
congestion, crowding
対応
N2
(たいおう)
response, handling
費用
N3
(ひよう)
expense, cost
かかる
N5
(かかる)
to take (time/money), cost
説明
N4
(せつめい)
explanation
一方
N3
(いっぽう)
on the other hand / meanwhile
宿泊業者
N1
(しゅくはくぎょうしゃ)
lodging operator, accommodation business
客
N4
(きゃく)
Customer; guest
予約
N3
(よやく)
reservation
減る
N3
(へる)
to decrease / to diminish
心配
N4
(しんぱい)
worry / concern
声
N4
(こえ)
voice
出る
N5
(でる)
to come out; to occur
専門家
N2
(せんもんか)
expert, specialist
使い道
N2
(つかいみち)
use, purpose, application
分かる
N5
(わかる)
to understand, be clear
示す
N3
(しめす)
to show / indicate
住民
N2
(じゅうみん)
resident
事業者
N1
(じぎょうしゃ)
business operator, company
理解
N3
(りかい)
understanding
得る
N3
(える)
to gain, to obtain
指摘
N1
(してき)
pointing out, indication
検討
N2
(けんとう)
consideration / examination
今後
N3
(こんご)
from now on; in the future
さらに
N3
(さらに)
furthermore, even more
名詞+する
N5
turns a noun into a verb
~ている
N5
is doing, has been doing (ongoing state/action)
~や
N5
and (non-exhaustive list)
~から(起点)
N5
from (starting point)
~(ら)れる(受身)
N4
passive form
~ことで
N3
By doing; through the act of
~のではないか
N3
isn't it that ~ / perhaps ~
~やすい
N4
easy to ~ / tends to ~
~なければ
N4
if not ~
~られる(可能)
N4
potential form (can do)
~とみられる
N2
is believed / seen to be
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More local governments are introducing an accommodation tax
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Along with the growth in tourist numbers, more and more local governments are introducing an accommodation tax.
3
The accommodation tax is a tax of a few hundred yen per night collected from people staying at hotels and inns, and it is used for things like improving tourist areas and making guide signs multilingual.
4
The local governments explain that, with the rise in tourists, dealing with garbage disposal and traffic congestion is costing them money.
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On the other hand, lodging operators are also voicing concern that guest bookings may fall.
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Experts point out, "Unless they clearly show how the collected tax money is spent, they will not win the understanding of residents and businesses."
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The number of local governments considering introducing the tax is expected to grow further from now on.
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