Abstract: China, as the most important tourism market has greatly interested by the rapid development of outbound tourism, but there is little research on the characteristics of Chinese tourists within overseas destination. Japan is an important approved destination for Chinese outbound tourists. In this paper, the spatial pattern of Chinese tourist behavioral space within Japan was analyzed with concentration ratio and competition state index. The number of Chinese who visit to Japan for travel has been increasing quickly that were caused by the development of economic globalization, the looser exit policy environment and the increase of China`s per capita disposable income. In the meantime the number and growth rate of Chinese tourists who visited in Japan showed a significant uneven regional distribution, and appeared clustering in spatially. Such differences intensify increasingly, resulting in the big gap between the “rich” and the “poor”. Prefectures of the same kind competition states are closed spatially, which causes spatial differences between “rich” area and “poor” area. Tokyo-Osaka area keeps the importance on Chinese tourist space. This paper believed that such spatial pattern is the consequence of present interest demands of supplier, demand side and intermediary agent. Viewed from demand, first-time visitors account for a big proportion in Chinese tourists to the Japan and they prefer typical and representative high-reputation tourist attractions. Highly attractive tourist areas possess developed economy, high population density, abundant cities, convenient transportation and many representative local high-quality attractions. Moreover, travel agencies emphasize on familiar gold routes which are easy to be controlled.