Fujian 27-year-old female teacher lost contact in Japan for 5 days?

Less than half a month after Fujian Sister Flower was killed, another Fujian girl lost contact in Japan! I hope this time, she can come back safely.

As of today, Wei has lost contact for 5 days!

Netizens broke the news that Wei, a girl from Shaowu, Fujian, traveled to Japan alone. She left a hotel in Sapporo, Japan on the morning of July 22, and has not been heard from since. So far, she has not been contacted. On the afternoon of July 26th, Guangzhou Daily's all-media reporter called to visit your family and confirmed that Wei's disappearance was true. Confirmed by the client's father, the missing girl is a primary school teacher in Shaowu, Nanping City. She lost contact after leaving the Japanese hotel on July 22, and the local hotel called the police on July 23.

According to Wei's father, her daughter left China for Japan on 18, first to Hakodate, then to Sapporo, and planned to return to China on the 25th. The last time I contacted my daughter's WeChat was at four or five o'clock in the afternoon of July 2 1. At that time, my daughter said on WeChat that she had arrived at the hotel safely, and the local area was fun or not. But hotel surveillance shows that she left on the 22nd and never came back.

According to Wei's younger brother, my sister is 27 years old. She has been an intern Chinese teacher in Shaowu Shixiao Xintiandi Campus before, and she is about to become a full member this year, waiting for distribution. Wei has always wanted to travel to Hokkaido, Japan. She has time during the summer vacation, but other friends have no time. Wei, who has always been independent and bold, thinks he will travel alone. "Dad didn't quite agree with her going alone, but my sister insisted on going. My sister was an English major before, so she chose a self-help tour instead of a tour group.

On July 16, Wei left home, first went to Fuzhou, then to Tianjin, flew from Tianjin to Japan, and arrived at Hakodate Airport in Japan on July 18. According to the estimated itinerary, Wei will fly back to Shanghai from Japan on July 25th.

Xiao Wei said that a few days before the trip, Wei kept in touch with his family and friends, and there was nothing unusual in the chat. The last time was at 4 pm (Beijing time) on the 22nd, when his father and Wei chatted on WeChat. His father asked her if she had returned to the hotel, and Wei replied "yes". They didn't keep in touch with Wei for the next two days. "Until the last day of the trip, her best friend called and said that my sister had been unable to contact."

At present, Wei's father and uncle are already applying for visas urgently and preparing to go to Japan. The local police in Japan are investigating and looking for it. Wei's relatives and friends said that they also hope to spread the news of finding people and let local Chinese and overseas Chinese help find people together.

I hope to find it. I want to remind those single girls not to travel alone. Join at least one group.