Japan is finally ready to welcome more tourists
As Covid-19 fears ebb, the country prepares to welcome more tourists from abroad.
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As Covid-19 fears ebb, the country prepares to welcome more tourists from abroad.
Tourists visiting Japan may be sent home if they fail to abide by rules requiring them to wear masks, sanitise their hands thoroughly and buy private health insurance, according to guidelines set by the government.
Malaysians visiting Japan will no longer be required to do on-arrival PCR test and quarantine beginning June 1, according to the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO).
Japan will resume accepting foreign tourists from June 10, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida says, as the country continues to ease its COVID-19 border controls.
Japan will raise its daily cap on overseas arrivals to around 10,000 from April 10, up from the current 7,000, the top government spokesman says, as the country gradually relaxes its coronavirus border controls.