The net population influx into Tokyo accelerated in 2022 for the first time in three years as social and economic activities have picked up in Japan amid receding worries about the novel coronavirus pandemic, government data showed Monday.Marking the strengthening of Tokyo's centralization, people moving into the Japanese capital outnumbered those leaving by 38,023 last year, up sharply from a record-low 5,433 in 2021 amid the pandemic.The number of people moving into Tokyo totaled 439,787, up 19,620 from a year earlier, while 401,764 people left Tokyo, down 12,970, according to migration s…READ FULL ARTICLE
