BANGKOK/TOKYO -- Asian ultraluxury resort companies are expanding into Japan to tap demand from wealthy overseas travelers and take advantage of the weak yen.
Soneva, Kanolly and Rosewood eye wealthy tourists as weak yen spurs development

Singapore-based Kanolly Hotels has a resort in Hakuba, Japan, that features private villas starting at 200,000 yen per night. (Kanolly Hotels)
BANGKOK/TOKYO -- Asian ultraluxury resort companies are expanding into Japan to tap demand from wealthy overseas travelers and take advantage of the weak yen.