Major Japanese firms have temporarily shut factories and offices in China in response to the series of violent anti-Japan protests across China over the weekend.
Japanese media said on Monday that the electronics producer Canon will suspend operations at three of its four factories in China.
Panasonic said one of its plants had been sabotaged by Chinese workers and would remain closed on Tuesday - a memorial day in China when it marks the anniversary of Japan's 1931 occupation of parts of mainland China.
All Nippon Airways Co reported a rise in cancellations on Japan-bound flights from China.
The continued protests prompted Yoshihiko Noda, Japan's prime minister, on Sunday to call on China's government to protect his country's companies and diplomatic buildings.
The protests first erupted in Beijing and other cities on Saturday, when demonstrators besieged the Japanese embassy, hurling rocks, eggs and bottles, and testing cordons of anti-riot police.
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