Japan has no plan for now to resume the entry of foreign tourists to the country, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Friday, as it has been bracing for a possible resurgence of the coronavirus."No specific schedule has been decided," Kishida said at a press conference, adding the government will make a judgment after looking at the COVID-19 infection situation and border control steps taken by other nations.Japan, which has gradually relaxed its strict border controls, will allow up to 10,000 entrants a day, including businesspeople, students, and returning Japanese nationals and foreign res…READ FULL ARTICLE
