Coronavirus in Japan: Travel Updates
Last updated: Oct 15th 2022
Follow our latest updates on the coronavirus (Covid-19) situation in Japan.
In summary
Since October 11th 2022, Japan has fully reopened its borders to tourists, allowing visa-free, independent travel to Japan once again 🙌
- A visa is no longer required for short stays (up to 90 days).
- It's not necessary to book through a travel agency.
- Daily entry caps have been phased out entirely.
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As borders re-open, we'll no longer be updating this page regularly. Always check official venue websites for their latest updates.
Travel Updates
Borders set to Reopen to Independent Travel
Japan will allow visa-free, independent tourism and abolish daily arrival caps from Oct 11th, announces Prime Minister Kishida. Via Japan Times
Borders open for Tour Groups
Japan's cautious reopening to overseas tourists coincides with strict infection-prevention measures and rules for those hoping to visit Japan. Via Nippon
Temporarily Closed Places in Japan: A-Z Directory
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Toei Animation Museum
Closed temporarily until further notice, as part of nationwide anti-coronavirus measures.
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Mazda Museum
The Mazda Museum is currently closed. Tour reservations are also temporarily unavailable. Further updates will be posted to the Mazda Museum official..
