1 Portugal 91.22
2 Japan 91.17
3 Thailand 90.46
4 Singapore 90.09
5 India 90.01
6 Greece 89.79
7 Denmark 89.62
8 United Kingdom 89.12
9 Italy 89.12
10 New Zealand 89.01
THE SUN ALSO RISES
As Japan reopens, those who already know the country may find a whole new world waiting to explore
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