TOKYO -- Japan's decision to loosen border controls is expected to buoy an economy facing headwinds, as inbound tourism recovers with the aid of a weak yen.
Weak yen expected to draw visitors looking for affordable trips

International tourists visit Tokyo's Sensoji temple. Visitors to Japan are expected to rebound to nearly half of pre-pandemic levels next year. (Photo by Akira Kodaka)
TOKYO -- Japan's decision to loosen border controls is expected to buoy an economy facing headwinds, as inbound tourism recovers with the aid of a weak yen.