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- Kyoto is facing increasing complaints from residents about disruptive behavior from guests at short-term rentals. - The city plans to tighten regulations, including requiring occupancy reports, potential geographic restrictions, and surprise inspections. - This action follows Osaka’s recent decision to suspend new short-term rental applications due to similar resident complaints. A: Did you hear about the news? B: No, what happened? Something about Kyoto? A: Yeah! It's about those Airbnb-style rentals. People are complaining! B: Oh really? What are they complaining about? A: Noise, trash, you know…not being polite. Like, not following Japanese customs. B: I can imagine! It’s tough when tourists don’t respect the neighborhood. A: Exactly! Kyoto has a lot of these rentals now – over a thousand! B: Wow, that’s a lot. So what's Kyoto doing about it? A: The mayor, Koji Matsui, is planning to make rules stricter. B: Like, how? A: Rental owners need to report how many people are staying there. And if they don't, they might have to close! B: Serious stuff! Are they limiting where these rentals can be? A: Yep! They’re thinking about limiting where they can operate, and how long guests can stay. B: That makes sense. It’s about keeping things manageable. A: They might even do surprise inspections! Early morning or late at night. B: Seriously? That’s a bit surprising! To check everything’s okay? A: Yeah! They want to make sure people aren’t breaking the rules. Osaka did something similar, too. B: It’s a big problem with over-tourism, isn’t it? Everyone wants to experience “real” Japan. A: Totally. And it's putting a strain on the local communities. Longer lines for ramen, you know? B: It's a shame. Hopefully, these new rules will help! A: I hope so too!
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