Japan resumed cross-county tourism. When will Japan resume tourism?

Japan is a country full of East Asian cultural charm and modern combination, and attaches great importance to tourism. Affected by the epidemic this year, Japan almost stopped all tourism. Now that the local epidemic has eased, Japan has repeatedly resumed cross-county tourism.

From June 19, 2000, Japan completely lifted the travel restrictions between prefectures and counties, and further resumed domestic economic and social activities.

Tokyo 19 COVID-19 added 35 confirmed cases and 3 deaths. On the same day, Tokyo was completely closed, and guidelines for preventing infection were issued for different industries.

In late May, the Japanese government completely lifted the state of emergency and lifted the restrictions on inter-county travel in low-risk areas. However, residents in Tokyo, Chiba, Kanagawa and Hokkaido are advised to avoid unnecessary travel, and residents in other areas should avoid going to these areas. From June 19, travel restrictions between prefectures and counties in Japan were cancelled.

Tokyo Station 19 is deserted, and passengers line up. KeiyuOkamoto, 33, lives in Chiba City and plans to go back to his hometown in Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture to have children with his wife. Ben told his colleagues, "Thank God, the travel restrictions have been lifted. The hospital asked my wife to stay at home for two weeks before being hospitalized. (Back to Osaka) I have to pay attention. "

/kloc-on 0/9, the station staff disinfected the ticket checking machine and the small table in the car seat, and the ticket office of the station was equipped with a transparent plastic baffle to ensure that the conductor kept a certain distance from the passengers.

All Nippon Airways began to board international and domestic flights collectively from 19, and passengers on the same flight were divided into 6 groups according to their seats.

While preventing the second wave of epidemic, the Japanese government promoted the recovery of social and economic activities. * * * According to the news agency, the government has raised the maximum number of people gathered in the event to 65,438+0,000, but the number of people required to participate in indoor activities should not exceed half of the total capacity of the venue. Professional sports competitions are allowed to resume, but spectators are not allowed to participate for the time being.

Tokyo 19 was completely closed and all industries resumed business. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has issued targeted infection prevention guidelines to different industries, including limiting the number of people admitted to the hospital and the length of stay, requiring temperature measurement and wearing masks.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Board of Education has decided that all public schools will resume classes in an all-round way from the 29th, and continue to maintain peak-shifting measures.

Tokyo is the worst epidemic area in Japan. On 19, there were 35 newly confirmed cases and 3 deaths, with a total of 5709 confirmed cases and 320 deaths. On June 5438+09, Japan added 57 confirmed cases and 5 deaths, and was included in the cruise ship "Diamond Princess". The national confirmed cases 18528 cases, with 967 deaths.