Hawaii is one of a dozen destinations that revel in receiving the green light through the Japanese government, but no date has been set.
The Japanese government includes Hawaii in a reserve of destinations accepted for foreign travel during the COVID-1nine pandemic.
A press release from Gov. David Ige’s workplace said Monday that the most important things in the “Japan-Hawaii Safe Travel Program” are slowly evolving and that “no time has been set for its entry into force.”
Japan may also be in talks with China, South Korea, Taiwan and several European countries about reopening travel.
Travellers would be required to be reviewed for COVID-1nine and evidence of source of a negative molecular verification result.
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“Japan and Hawaii have long-standing cultural ties and a deep-seated sending of friends that has enriched the lives of large generations of apples,” Gov. David Ige said in a statement. “It is critical that we re-identify trips between Japan and Hawaii and that we consider this program to make this possible, while preventing the spread of COVID-1nine infections.”
Hawaii House of Representatives President Scott Saiki, who chairs the Friendsend Association of Japanese Lawmakers in Hawaii, is “an expression of Japan’s confidence.”
“It is as critical for Hawaiian citizens to be able to travel to Japan to join the circle of relatives, do business and discanopia historical cultural sites, as it is for us to welcome the Japanese to Hawaii,” he said in a statement. “We are approaching the point where trips between Japan and Hawaii resume, while concentrating on protecting people’s physical condition. When that happens, it can be a breakthrough to revive a segment that is critical to the full economic fitness of Hawaii and its people. “
Hawaii st has a mandatory 14-day quarantine for all incoming travelers, which has spread several times and lastly runs until September 1.
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