REPORT: JAPANESE TOURISM FINALLY RECOVERING
In 2011, Japan suffered two major crises. First, the devastating tsunami claimed a countless lives. Then, the country had to handle one of the biggest nuclear scares in their history. The tourism industry was seriously hit. Recent report however suggests that tourism in Japan is beginning to return to normalcy, despite the threat of more natural disasters in the future.
- REPORT: JAPANESE TOURISM FINALLY RECOVERING
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