After updating its advisory for Mexico with a new ‘avoid non-essential travel warning,’ the government of Canada has now issued a travel alert for one of the safest countries in the world: Japan.

According to the updated advisory , tourists heading to northern Japan should be aware of a potentially fatal threat. Bears have lately been spotted in several areas of the country, sometimes resulting in fatalities. The U.S. Embassy in Japan also released a travel alert on November 12, urging tourists to be vigilant.

So, what exactly should visitors expect? Where are these animals often spotted? And what are the best tips for tourists to stay safe and avoid dangerous encounters?

Canada Issues Travel Alert For Japan As Fatal Bear Attacks Increase

On November 15, the Canadian government up

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