Asian markets have surged on Tuesday, recovering the losses made on Monday due to fears that Greece would be ejected from the eurozone after the country rejected the terms of the international bailout referendum.
According to BBC, Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 was up by 1.4 percent to 20,389.47 in early trade.
Greeks rejected more austerity measures on Sunday, deepening the debt crisis which sent markets tumbling on Monday.
Investors were awaiting the Greek government's new proposals to be unveiled at an emergency bloc meeting.
