Net population influx into Tokyo hits lowest in 2021 amid pandemic

The net population influx into Tokyo decelerated further in 2021 amid the coronavirus pandemic, becoming the smallest since 2014 when the current survey format was introduced, government data showed on Jan. 28.

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