OSAKA -- More local governments in Japan are preparing to lend support to foreign tourists should a natural disaster strike, although only some 30% of Japan's 47 prefectures already have specific plans.
More tourists have been flying to Japan since the government in April rescinded the last of its anti-COVID travel restrictions. According to the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), some 1,898,900 visitors arrived in May, about 70% of the total for the same month in 2019, before the coronavirus began spreading.
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