I think it would make a difference were we to reopen it. This is an issue for the Kansai region as much as anything. It may not be noticed overall in Japan in any major way. It certainly would be noticed in the Kansai region. Having said that, I don't think there's great hurt or animosity over the fact that we did it, because all governments, including the Japanese government, have to take tough decisions. One of the really difficult things is the cost of an operation in Japan is significantly more, given the value of real estate and given the incomes of locally engaged staff, than it is in many other countries. I fully recognize it's a difficult decision. I've been in that situation making recommendations to ministers in days gone by. It is a difficult decision.
The short answer is it would be noticed, and it would be noticed positively in the Kansai region.