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Chinese sharing services in Japan stunted by stiff regulations

DiDi pulls back and Mobike pulls out as their business models slip overseas

Mobike began its service in places popular with foreign tourists in Japan, like this Sapporo location.
FUMIE YAKU, Nikkei staff writer | Japan

TOKYO -- China's biggest ride-hailing company, DiDi Chuxing, is struggling in Japan and has to cut back on operations after its high-profile entry in 2018 and subsequent expansion.

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