Opinion on travels to hometown after lifting COVID-19 restrictions in Japan 2020
According to a survey conducted in April 2020 in Japan, respondents were divided on when to travel back home, if restrictions related to the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak were relaxed or lifted. The largest share, with 34.5 percent, stated that they would like to travel to their hometown after some time, while 30.2 percent were unsure about the appropriate time for homecoming.
Following the declaration of the state of emergency in several prefectures at the beginning of the month, the emergency order was extended to a nationwide level on April 16. With the government requesting citizens to practice self-restraint and remain at home, domestic travels were restricted and entry bans were issued for inbound travelers.
Following the declaration of the state of emergency in several prefectures at the beginning of the month, the emergency order was extended to a nationwide level on April 16. With the government requesting citizens to practice self-restraint and remain at home, domestic travels were restricted and entry bans were issued for inbound travelers.
