Recently Japan to start planning the resumption of tourism, Japan has always been a place where people like to go to visit, this year the gradual opening of this place, for everyone to come, but also with a happy and worried about two kinds of mood, happy is to be able to go to Japan to travel here, worried about the control of the epidemic here, we will learn about the opening of the tourist information here today! !

When will Japan tourism resume

Last month, Japan's 47 prefectures have all been lifted, the lifting of the seal will be about every 3 weeks as a stage, divided into 3 phases of relaxation of restrictions, and accordingly also delineated the lifting of restrictions on entry into the plan.

The first phase will target businesspeople, researchers and scholars, and other indispensable specialists, including corporate executives and high-level personnel.

The second phase targets foreign students.

The third stage is for tourists.

For us, the main concern is still the restriction on traveling, and it is reported that the Japanese government is discussing the first list of countries that can enter the country.

Thailand, Vietnam, Australia and New Zealand are among the many countries and regions that have been included in the list of countries and regions that will be subject to entry controls.

The situation in these four countries is basically stable, and there are increasing voices from businesspeople who want to restart bilateral exchanges as soon as possible.

In the near future, Japan is expected to take the lead in allowing businesspeople from the four countries to enter the country starting in July, after first making diplomatic representations to the countries. The immigrants will be required to undergo a PCR test in their home country before departure, obtain a negative written report, and then undergo a second test when they arrive in Japan. A person can enter Japan only if both tests are negative.

It seems that Japan will not open up sightseeing tours to foreigners in the near future, not to mention that China is not in this wave of "lifting the ban" list.

Japan to restore attractions Universal Studios Japan

Universal Studios Japan (USJ), opened in 2001, as one of only a few Universal Studios in the world, spent six years that year **** to build and become. Since its opening, Universal Studios Japan has amassed a lot of popularity, it is themed on Hollywood movies, *** set up nine different themed parks, incorporating elements of Japanese animation, and will also hold a variety of different activities according to the season.

The studio has finally decided to restart normal operations on June 19, 2020, after a three-month hiatus since Feb. 29, when it suspended operations. There will be a trial operation from June 8 to June 18 before the normal operation.

During the trial period, admission will be limited to those residing in Osaka Prefecture who have a valid annual pass and have registered in advance, and from June 15 to 18, admission will be limited to those residing in Osaka Prefecture who have purchased the "Tekkan Cinema Pass" in advance.

After the start of normal operations on June 19, admission will be limited to people living in the two prefectures and four counties of Kansai, as well as those who have annual passes or have purchased a variety of studio passes.

It's clear that even when it opens, Universal Studios will be cautious. However, after waiting so long, Universal Studios will bring us more surprises when the time comes!

According to earlier reports, Universal Studios Japan is constructing a Super Nintendo Continental ride area that will include "Mario Kart" entertainment, and when completed, visitors will experience several classic tracks and scenarios from the "Mario Kart" game series in this project.

What's more interesting is that you can wear a bracelet linked to a cell phone app and look for the "bricks" with question marks in the park, and by jumping and reaching out to tap them, you can collect virtual gold coins that can be exchanged for medals, just like in the game.

Universal Studios' Super Nintendo Continental was originally expected to be completed during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, and there's no telling what the progress is now, so if it opens it's sure to be super popular.

Tokyo Tower

The Tokyo Tower is not only an iconic landmark in Tokyo, but it is also often seen in the romantic scenes of popular Japanese movies and TV shows, and many people are familiar with it. It is 8.6 meters taller than the Eiffel Tower, red and white, and stands on a special _ lookout platform with a panoramic view of the Tokyo metropolitan area, and on a clear day you can see Mount Fuji in the distance.

On May 28, the Tokyo Tower reopened to visitors. But to accommodate the epidemic, most visitors will have to climb the stairs to the observation deck.

The observation deck, which is 150 meters high and located in the middle of the Tokyo Tower, can only be reached by climbing 600 stairs, and only the elderly and disabled can use the elevator.

Besides these two places, most shopping malls, restaurants, and tourist attractions in Japan are already back in business.

After reading this, I believe we also understand that although Japan is planning to open tourism to some countries, but to our country is still not open, we can not go here for the time being, we wait for the epidemic to stabilize a little bit more, it should be able to go here to travel ah!