TOKYO -- Amid intensifying international competition for "digital nomads," local Japanese governments are looking to draw these mobile workers to destinations beyond the big cities they usually favor.
Co-living programs and tours aim to catch eye of mobile high earners

People attend a digital nomad symposium in the city of Hyuga in Miyazaki prefecture in September 2024. (Photo obtained by Nikkei)
TOKYO -- Amid intensifying international competition for "digital nomads," local Japanese governments are looking to draw these mobile workers to destinations beyond the big cities they usually favor.