The Japanese government has been extremely strict when it comes to tourist visits. Travelers from around the world were welcomed in stages. For those unaware, tourist travel was banned in Japan for two years. In addition to strict rules, the country also had strict visa requirements when its borders were finally opened. Tourists were permitted to visit the country only in tour groups, and there was a certain limit on the number of visitors.
Japan, Covid Tests, And Travel Entry
A fully vaccinated traveler entering Japan from September 7 onwards will not be required to take the Covid-19 test. There have also been reports from Japan that the daily limit of 20,000 tourists might be lowered. Tourist numbers may increase from 20,000 to 50,000 shortly. Before traveling to the country, travelers must submit certain documents.
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No Solo Travel In Japan At The Moment
If you are a solo traveler, you might have to wait a little longer to travel to Japan. According to the latest updates, travelers can only enter the country as part of a group tour. Several media outlets report that the government is considering solo travelers in the country as long as an agency manages their tour. Solo travelers can be in Japan as early as September if everything goes according to plan.
Due to the pandemic, Japan has been extremely cautious in inviting tourists into the country. However, Japan will also ease travel restrictions once the world reopens, easing certain restrictions.
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