The number of Japanese tourists visiting China's panda breeding facilities is experiencing a significant increase. Pandas, known for their appealing and endearing features, are a major attraction, especially among Japanese visitors. The rise in Japanese tourism could be attributed to heightened interests in wildlife preservation and a revitalization of diplomatic relations between China and Japan.

In Japan, pandas are seen as symbols of peace and friendship and are much loved by the public. Visiting these sanctuaries allows Japanese tourists to engage with these animals and contribute to their conservation efforts. Their increased interest also highlights the Japanese culture of love for nature and the desire to support the equilibrium of co-existing species.

Similarly, in the US and EU, tourism that supports wildlife conservation—such as visiting national parks or wildlife sanctuaries—is popular. Visitors value the opportunity to interact with nature and learn about conservation efforts, which is mirrored in the surge of Japanese visitors to China's panda facilities.