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• 倍金萬
• 2021/05/02 (Sun) 08:15
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This is a front-row pilgrimage thing that I have put out before,

It's hard to turn off when Chinese and Korean types put Japanese works on youtube.

"Walkers ・ Lost Adults" NHK Movies


https://youtu.be/9vRYYhpPQdk

• 倍金萬
• 2021/05/03 (Mon) 09:15
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From now on, Global Entry applicants do not need to make an appointment and go to the airport （ or LAX ） in our case, but just follow the instructions posted at the immigration checkpoint when they come back from their next overseas trip.

Enrollment on Arrival

Enrollment on Arrival (EoA) is a CBP program that allows Global Entry applicants who are The EoA program eliminates the need for a Global Entry applicant to schedule an interview at an enrollment interview. The EoA program eliminates the need for a Global Entry applicant to schedule an interview at an enrollment center to complete the application process.

When landing in an international terminal follow the signage directing you to CBP officers who can complete your Global Entry interview during your admissibility inspection.

To complete the interview via EoA, the Global Entry applicant must schedule an interview at an enrollment center to complete the application process. To complete the interview via EoA, you must be in possession of the following documents:

A valid passport. If you travel using more than one passport, please bring them all to the interview so that the information can be added to your file. This provides you with the ability to use multiple passports at the Global Entry kiosk.
Documents providing evidence of residency. Examples are: driver's license (if the address is current), Examples are: driver's license (if the address is current), mortgage statement, rental payment statement, utility bill, etc. This is not required for minors.
A permanent resident card (if applicable).
If you are a conditionally-approved Global Entry applicant, save time and participate in Enrollment on Arrival. A list of participating EoA airports is below.

• 倍金萬
• 2021/05/04 (Tue) 08:38
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I know you all already know this, but I found this from JAL's website.


https://www.jal.co.jp/jp/ja/info/2020/inter/201227/

Temporary suspension of new entry of foreigners from all countries ・ regions

October 2020 As of October 1, 2020, new entries from all countries ・are permitted in principle on the condition that there is a host ・ organization that can assure quarantine measures.

Those who have stayed in a country ・ subject to Infectious Disease Hazard Information Level 3 within 14 days prior to entry will be denied entry into Japan even if they hold a valid new entry visa that has already been issued. Those who have stayed in a country subject to Level 2 of the Communicable Disease Hazard Information System (CDIS) ・ within 14 days before entering Japan will not be denied entry if they have a valid visa already issued.
* Re-entry for those who have Japanese status of residence and a valid re-entry permit is not subject to denial of entry.

• 青丘
• 2021/05/04 (Tue) 10:29
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If I return home now, I will have to go out a lot for shopping and meeting friends, which will increase the risk of infecting my family and cause them trouble, so I am refraining from doing so.
I would like to return to Japan as soon as the vaccine is widely available and I can be assured that even if I do infect someone, it will only be a minor illness. I hope things will settle down as soon as possible.

• ハフポスト日本版
• 2021/05/04 (Tue) 11:39
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I found this article posted on HuffPost Japan. It seems that entering Japan is ridiculously difficult.
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What if I come back from America now ？ Airport quarantine and isolation [new corona]
Ice field hockey player in isolation ・ Yuki Miura Yuki Miura, an ice hockey player who is living in quarantine, wrote on Twitter about her experiences in returning to Japan.

https://www.huffingtonpost.jp/entry/story_jp_608f429de4b09cce6c1fe7a3

Unfortunately, not for US citizens, but for Japanese who stayed in the US Unfortunately, it is not for US citizens, but for Japanese who have stayed in the US.