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A sightseeing bus collision occurred this morning (5th) in Tokyo, Japan, injuring 47 foreign tourists, all of whom sustained minor injuries and are conscious with no threat to life. The travel platform KKday confirmed that some of the injured travelers are from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore. They are currently assisting with medical transportation and providing insurance, as well as arranging for their return trip. The accident took place on the southbound lane of the Chuo Expressway, where two buses were heading to Lake Kawaguchi.

An accident involving two tourist buses occurred this morning (5th) in Tokyo, Japan, resulting in 47 injuries. All the injured are foreign tourists, and fortunately, there is no life-threatening danger.

The accident happened on the southbound section of the Chuo Expressway in Hachioji City, Tokyo, not far from the Kobutsu Tunnel entrance. In response to this incident, the travel platform KKday confirmed that there were travelers on board from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore, with more than ten people sustaining minor injuries and being sent for medical examinations. KKday stated that they will provide full policy coverage for the affected travelers to protect their rights.

The incident occurred around 10 AM, and according to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's Highway Traffic Police, the two buses were scheduled to travel from Tokyo to Lake Kawaguchi in Yamanashi Prefecture, with approximately 50 passengers on board. The event resulted in 47 injuries, and all the injured individuals are conscious and not in serious danger.

According to reports, one Taiwanese traveler stated, "We were preparing to go to Mount Fuji when we suddenly heard a loud crash, the rear window of the bus was shattered, and about 30 people were injured as a result."