[TOKYO] Tokyo stocks closed lower on Wednesday, weighed down by a higher yen and losses in Chinese shares.
"The yen slightly strengthened against the dollar and Chinese shares fell, which weighed on Tokyo stocks," Okasan Online Securities chief strategist Yoshihiro Ito said in a commentary.
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