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Japan Eases Travel Alert For Indonesia, Philippines, Other Areas

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KYODO NEWS
 
The Japanese government on Wednesday eased its travel warning over the coronavirus pandemic for 54 countries and a region, including Indonesia and the Philippines, and is no longer requesting that residents in Japan refrain from nonessential trips to those nations.
The Foreign Minist...

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Japan To Drop Pre-Arrival Testing For Vaccinated Travelers Next Month

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JAPAN TIMES
 
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said Wednesday that Japan will stop mandating pre-arrival coronavirus tests for vaccinated travelers from Sept. 7 — a step that brings Japan’s border control policy closer to that of other major economies.
Japan will also raise the daily arrival caps fro...

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Japan Set To Allow More Tourists To Enter, Ease Covid-19 Test Rule

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THE STRAITS TIMES
 
Japan is set to more than double the number of people it will allow into the country and may scrap the need for a negative Covid-19 test to enter, as the last rich economy with stringent entry requirements still in place looks to join the rest of the world in easing pandemic c...

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Japan Saw Over 100,000 Foreign Visitors In June, 3rd Month In Row

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KYODO NEWS
 
 
 
The number of foreign visitors to Japan in June exceeded 100,000 for the third consecutive month following the easing of border control measures, preliminary government data showed Wednesday.
Arrivals in the month of 120,400 were more than 10 times those of June 2021, but still d...

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Japan To Open To Tourists After COVID, With Masks, Insurance And Chaperones Required

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REUTERS
 
Foreign tourists visiting Japan will be required to wear masks, take out private medical insurance and be chaperoned throughout their stay, the government said on Tuesday, as it plans a gradual opening from two years of COVID-19 restrictions.
Only visitors on package tours will be allow...

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Japan May Raise Daily Entry Cap For Overseas Arrivals To 30,000 People In July

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TIMES OUT
 
Japan’s strict entry rules continue to ease as the country gears up to reopen to tourists this month. As reported by the Yomiuri Shimbun, the government is now considering raising the daily entry cap for overseas arrivals to 30,000 people by Friday July 1.
As of Wednesday June 1, Japa...

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Japan Planning To Allow 20,000 Daily International Arrivals In June

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KYODO NEWS
 
Japan's government is arranging to double the cap on arrivals from overseas to 20,000 people per day in June, government sources said Wednesday.
The relaxation is expected to go ahead following an examination of airport quarantine infrastructure and the state of domestic infections a...

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Japan’s Stealth Reopening: Parents Of Foreign Residents Get OK To Visit

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JAPAN TIMES
 
Japan’s borders are closed to tourists, allowing only business travelers, foreign students and academics to newly enter the country. But as the number of daily arrivals recently increased to 10,000, the government is now slowly — and quietly — allowing short-term visits by parents o...

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Asia Welcomes Travelers, But Japan Says, Not Yet

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JAPAN TIMES
 
Last week, Japan’s National Tourism Organization unveiled a glossy website aimed at international visitors looking to experience the country’s famous hospitality. An introductory video presents sweeping views of lush green islands dotting a cerulean bay, sleek hotel rooms boasting b...

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Japan Ready To Raise Daily Cap On Entrants To 5,000

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JAPAN TIMES
 
Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Seiji Kihara suggested Sunday that the government will raise the daily number of people allowed to enter the country from the current level of about 3,500 to around 5,000, easing its border controls against the coronavirus.
“It’s quite possible to rais...

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