Number of foreign visitors to Japan on course for annual record

Number of foreign visitors to Japan on course for annual record

TOKYO, Japan, June 15 Kyodo - Photo taken June 15, 2016, shows Tokyu Plaza Ginza, a major commercial complex in Tokyo's Ginza district. The complex that opened in March is among shopping facilities that attract foreign tourists.

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