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Free PCR inspection at Waikiki Shell to enter Japan

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  • 2022/04/05 04:53

I was looking up the PCR test
for my return trip from Hawaii to Japan next month, and I found on the My Hawaii website
that if you are a resident of Hawaii (U.S.A.), if you paste a negative result of the free PCR test at the Waikiki Shell on your Fast Track, it will turn
green and you can enter Japan.
If this is true, then I am not sure if I can enter Japan. If this is true, it would be a great help to me as the high cost of the test, which used to be about $ 110 at the lowest, is now free.
Anyone who was able to return to Japan with this?

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#83

？
I heard that one of my acquaintance's family members had an error in her test and her mysos did not turn green and they did not correct it
I am worried because I heard that the number of infected people in Hawaii has been increasing lately and the time it takes to get tested is also increasing. I am worried because I heard that the number of infected people in Hawaii has been increasing recently and the time required for the test is getting longer.
I would be very happy if you could tell me how long it takes to receive the results.

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#84

I was reading the instructions for not using the prescribed form.
I read that the passport number must also be included in the test method, birth date, name, etc. ？

If anyone can help me understand, please let me know. I would appreciate it if you could tell me.

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#86
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  • 2022/05/31 (Tue) 00:28
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You don't need your passport number. It is written in Q&A of the negative certificate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs that the full name and date of birth are all that is needed. the Nomi Health certificate says both.

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#87
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  • 2022/05/31 (Tue) 13:16
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I am glad Nomi Health was extended.

Kokko
I was told I would receive my test results within 24 to 72 hours, but they actually came within 24 hours.
I see from the posts here that all of them came within 24 hours.

Mr. Japan-bound
Be sure to tell the receptionist the test method is PCR, not Antigen.
You do not need to include your passport number, the type of test and the method of testing is important.

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#88

Thank you, Free Inspection and Aloha,

Thank you.
Thank you for your help.

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