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Over 1,300 apply to enter Japan on guided tours as COVID fears ease

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More than 1,300 people have applied to travel to Japan on guided tours since the country restarted visa procedures to accept some leisure visitors from abroad a week ago. Koichi Wada, who heads the Japan Tourism Agency said at a news conference that over 300 applications have been received for June, with around 1,000 from July onward.

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Japan Today

1,300 apply to come to Japan on guided tours since reentry rules eased

More than 1,300 people have applied to travel to Japan on guided tours since the country restarted visa procedures to accept some leisure visitors from abroad a week ago as worries about the COVID-19 pandemic wane, a government agency said Friday. Koichi Wada, who heads the Japan Tourism Agency, said…

3 years ago·Sakado, Japan

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Mainichi Shimbun

1,300 apply for Japan entry since tours reopen as COVID fears ease - The Mainichi

TOKYO (Kyodo) -- More than 1,300 people have applied to travel to Japan on guided tours since the country restarted visa procedures to accept some lei

3 years ago·Chiyoda, Japan

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The Japan Times

Over 1,300 apply to enter Japan on guided tours as COVID fears ease

The first group comprising a small number of tourists arrived in Japan on Wednesday, an official said.

3 years ago·Japan

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Kyodo News+

1,300 apply for Japan entry since tours reopen as COVID fears ease

More than 1,300 people have applied to travel to Japan on guided tours since the country restarted visa procedures to accept some leisure visitors from abroad a week ago as worries about the COVID-19

3 years ago·Japan

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