Tourist arrivals to Japan have surged over the past year. While this is good news for businesses that cater to visitors, the broader macroeconomic implication are minor. Tourism-related spending remains small overall. And, as with many sectors in Japan’s economy, there is no sign of looming capacity constraints that might prompt a strong pick-up in hotel construction.
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