Japan planning to allow 20,000 daily foreign arrivals in June
Japan's government is arranging to double the cap on arrivals from overseas to 20,000 people per day in June, government sources say.
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Japan's government is arranging to double the cap on arrivals from overseas to 20,000 people per day in June, government sources say.
Japan will further ease in June border controls implemented in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and bring them on par with other Group of Seven nations, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida saiys.
Japan has no plan for now to resume the entry of foreign tourists to the country, Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on April 8, as it has been bracing for a possible resurgence of the coronavirus.
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.
Japan is considering raising the daily cap on overseas arrivals to 10,000 from the current 7,000 starting in April, further easing its COVID-19 border controls, government sources say.