What economic losses did the global epidemic bring to Japan?

The global epidemic has brought the economic development of many countries to a standstill or even retrogression. In the face of the epidemic, life is the most important thing, so even if you are worried about the stagnation of economic development, you must wait until the epidemic is well controlled. Now that China has fully resumed work and production, I believe we will soon get rid of the bad shadow brought by the epidemic. As a developed country in Asia, Japan is still struggling to fight the epidemic. Japan reported that their GDP dropped a lot this year, so what economic losses did the epidemic bring to Japan? The most affected by the epidemic is Japan's tourism industry. Japan is a big tourist country, and millions of tourists visit Japan every year. However, due to the epidemic, the number of tourists to Japan has been reduced by half this year, and Japan has also adopted stricter entry and exit policies, making it very troublesome to travel to Japan. Roughly speaking, Japan's tourism revenue has decreased by about 650 billion yen this year. The postponement of the Tokyo Olympic Games also caused heavy losses to Japan. Originally, Japan wanted to rely on the Tokyo Olympic Games to attract more tourists and develop its tertiary industry, that is, the service industry. However, the risk of hosting the Olympic Games under the epidemic situation is too great and it has to be postponed. The cost of hosting the Olympic Games is very high, and all kinds of venues, facilities and personnel arrangements have to pay huge costs. The delay means that Japan's preparations this year have been in vain. In addition, manufacturing and import and export trade also suffered heavy losses. Japan is a big country in import and export trade, and its products are very popular all over the world. However, due to the epidemic, many manufacturing industries have not started and cannot produce products, so the trade income has decreased a lot. The epidemic is at the forefront, and Japan's economic downturn is inevitable. Now Japan is also stepping up efforts to formulate measures to restore the economy, hoping to achieve certain results, otherwise the Japanese government may be overwhelmed.