The sharing economy is catching up with Japan
Shinjuku is moving to restrict minpaku, or private lodging rentals, after residents reported a rise in noise and other problems linked to tourists. The proposed restrictions reflect growing tensions around Japan's sharing economy and visitor accommodation.
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