TOKYO -- As Japan opens to foreign tourists Friday after a two-year hiatus, the government is considering allowing in more visitors, seeking to take advantage of a weak yen to revive pandemic-battered tourism.
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As tourists return, Japan looks to open doors even more
Tokyo eager to reap economic benefits from weak yen
Foreign tourists visit a temple in Nagano Prefecture under the government's pilot program for resuming inbound tourism.
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