TOKYO -- Tourists have been flooding back to Japan since the borders reopened after the pandemic, but most are now just hitting Tokyo and not seeing the rest of the country.
Number of nights stayed by foreigners in capital in July rose 56% compared with 2019
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Foreign tourists visit Tokyo's Asakusa district. (Photo by Nanami Sato)
TOKYO -- Tourists have been flooding back to Japan since the borders reopened after the pandemic, but most are now just hitting Tokyo and not seeing the rest of the country.