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Visitor Statistics for Japan

6300 Members Visited Japan bmcdearis (14 May 2013)   strongbow (10 May 2013)   Sergey (09 May 2013)   COFreqFlyer (01 Apr 2013)   jbfield (29 Mar 2013)   lustrum3 (29 Mar 2013)   BlueLizard (27 Mar 2013)   Anonymous member (27 Mar 2013)   sammy63 (24 Mar 2013)   MrsKnook (24 Mar 2013)   95 Members in Japan yappy (Kōbe)   smjm (Tōkyō)   Doudoune (Tokyo)   Kafka (Yokohama)   tdtaylor (Kamakura)   plateado99 (Yokohama)   dayou1975 (Kawasaki)   joejones (Tōkyō)   URAGO (Kariya)   namimachijohnny (Tokyo)   522 Members from Japan hillFulky   enrodonesse   MatriaraRip   Koyanagi1117   Deasekexjaf   yappy   KAZU1919   tomoki matsumoto   hermineggjlluqlyit39   Nekeffill   35 Places in Japan with Members Tōkyō (46 members) Yokohama (7 members) Sapporo (3 members) Kōbe (3 members) Daini-china (2 members) Yokosuka (2 members) Kawasaki (2 members) Kanazawa (2 members) Okinawa (2 members) Hiroshima (1 member) Countries visited by members from Japan United States of America (245 visitors) France (210 visitors) Thailand (200 visitors) United Kingdom (191 visitors) Korea: South (181 visitors) Italy (178 visitors) China (171 visitors) Germany (171 visitors) Hong Kong SAR of China (165 visitors) Australia (152 visitors)

Travel Information for Japan

	Travel Advice for Japan Link to travel advice for Japan from the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office
	Travel Health Information for Japan Link to travel health information for Japan from NHS Scoltand.
	Entry Requirements for Japan Link to entry requirements for Japan for British Citizens from the UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office. If you are not a British Citizen, you should check with the appropriate embassy or diplomatic mission.

About Japan

While retaining its time-honored culture, Japan rapidly absorbed Western technology during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. After its devastating defeat in World War II, Japan recovered to become the second most powerful economy in the world and a staunch ally of the US. While the emperor retains his throne as a symbol of national unity, actual power rests in networks of powerful politicians, bureaucrats, and business executives. The economy experienced a major slowdown in the 1990s following three decades of unprecedented growth.

Map of Japan