 Japanese shares hit a more than three-month high on Tuesday, as hopes for global economic recovery with more countries gradually reopening after coronavirus-related lockdowns bolstered expectations for corporate earnings. The Nikkei index rose 0.91 to 22,263.43 by 0200 GMT, its highest level since Feb. 26, with industrial and telecommunication shares leading the advance as investors bet on a rebound in activity both domestically and overseas. Japanese stocks also got a boost from overnight Wall Street gains, after data showed U.S. manufacturing recovered from an 11-year low, offering more signs that the global economy is at last starting to steady since the coronavirus outbreak. 