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• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/03 (Wed) 09:12
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Japanese nationals now have to take a PCR test at the airport when they return to Japan, and this person gave a little old story on You Tube on April 21. He says his return date is April 9. He talks about what happened after he arrived at Narita Airport.

https://youtu.be/y9cqjzJ23BE

I guess there were many flights and the airport was crowded when this person returned. I also heard that you can get the test results at the airport and if they are negative, you can rent a car and go back home. If the destination is home or a private residence, a rental car driven by an individual is not public transportation and can be used. However, we were also informed that a person who is supposed to be an escort must come to the airport to pick you up for identification purposes and to confirm the address of your home ・ or private residence.

Also, you will not be able to go anywhere for 2 weeks after returning to your private home. During this time, the Corona task force will be calling to check on the situation.

This next person arrived around May 10 and said similar things.

https://youtu.be/0v14ZB6k2IM

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/04 (Thu) 09:39
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In addition, there is the story of a foreign student woman who returned to Haneda on April 4.

*** Emergency return due to new type of corona ！ Current airport situation ！ Quarantine ？ Isolation ？ （ English subtitles ） ***

https://youtu.be/txOZrjazNxs

This person is from Kagawa prefecture and his father drove all the way from Kagawa to pick him up. It's nice, students, their parents take care of everything. But if I were that age and my lovely daughter was in need, I might help her.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/05 (Fri) 08:54
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I can't go to Japan at the moment, but just to test things out, I looked up LAX - NRT flights for June 8 departure ・ 12 days return. ANA NH005 - NH006, which still has only one flight, cost $732.95.

Nowadays there are extremely few flights between LAX and TYO, but only Japanese nationals are allowed to fly, so even this flight would probably have a few dozen passengers.



According to a recent visitor from Japan, the number of passengers on the above NH006 flight with 264 seats was less than 20. All the seats are already in a long and narrow bed. Even so, there were more than 6 FAs on the flight.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/06/06 (Sat) 09:00
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#1786 I heard that the Japanese government would provide half of the travel expenses to support the tourism industry in Japan, and so I took the liberty of imagining that they would also provide half of the travel expenses for foreign visitors.

Upon closer inspection, the story is completely different.

*** [Original] Government supports tourism industry … Aiming at recovery after the end of the infection, including half-price subsidies for domestic travel ***

https://www.yomiuri.co.jp/economy/20200404-OYT1T50129/

The budget is more than 1 trillion yen, but the assistance is only for domestic travel in Japan and mainly for lodging and other domestic tourism expenses. In my case, I have no expenses since I just walk around Shikoku on my own feet. The cost of one night's lodging at a minshuku or other pilgrim lodging is 7,500 yen at the most. We do not stay at hotels or inns that charge 20,000 yen ～ or 30,000 yen per night for two meals at tourist spots.

I am disappointed.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2020/06/06 (Sat) 20:29
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All seats are in an elongated bed. I remember in.
When I used to fly back to Osaka （ via Narita ） in high season in July every year
I always used N Airlines Jumbo
but there were many empty seats in 3-4-3 and it was easy to get to Narita. It was easy to get to Narita.
I remember that the flight to Osaka was quite crowded
with passengers from Asia coming on board for the connection from Narita.

Less flights to Japan, 3 people in a 3-seat row for 10+ hours is tiring.