Japan insurer offers product to cover lost profits due to bear intrusions


Visitors take souvenir photos next to a bear warning sign at Shirakawa-go, a popular tourist spot and one of Japan's Unesco World Heritage sites, in Shirakawa village, Gifu Prefecture, Japan, November 15, 2025. - Reuters

TOKYO: A Japanese insurance company will begin selling a product for tourist businesses that covers lost profits in the event they are temporarily unable to operate due to bear intrusions, Kyodo News reported.

The product, which will be launched in December by Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co., is the first of its kind in the industry, covering economic damages caused by bear appearances and targeting operators of lodging facilities, golf courses, campgrounds and other leisure businesses.

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