Japan begins inbound tour test

Japan begins inbound tour test

People from the United States taking part in a Japanese government-organized test inbound tour arrive at Narita airport in Chiba Prefecture near Tokyo on May 24, 2022. Participated in by six people from Hawaii and one from Los Angeles, the test tour, the first of its kind, was conducted for Japan's gradual reopening to tourists from June after the number of Japan-bound travelers dwindled significantly following temporary COVID-19 border restrictions in December 2020.

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