Japan considers relaxing entry control measures for Chinese travelers
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The Japanese government is considering loosening the immigration control measures imposed on Chinese travelers since December last year, NHK reported on Feb. 1. Among the options being discussed are no longer requiring negative reports for new crown tests and reducing the number of travelers who need to be tested after entering the country.
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Previously, the Japanese Embassy in China announced on January 20 that it would resume issuing visas for Chinese citizens to visit Japan, and recently the Chinese side has also resumed issuing visas for Japanese citizens to visit China
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