A leading Japanese hotel and resorts executive believes his compatriots need to change their mindset in order to get the most out of their holidays, rather than wait for labor law reforms.Yoshiharu Hoshino, chief executive officer of Hoshino Resorts Inc., says Japan's notoriously overworked people should prioritize avoiding the crowds, while holidays should be planned by region.He said Japanese people must rethink how they organize their leisure activities so that they feel refreshed after vacations -- not more exhausted than before.Having expanded his family business from a hot spring inn …READ FULL ARTICLE