Japan boasts the world’s second most powerful passport, allowing visa-free access to 190 destinations. Yet, only 17.5% of its ...

according to this year's Henley Passport Index. Outbound travel from Japan has gradually resumed after the quarantine ...

Passport ownership in Japan is much less common compared to the 60% of British and 50% of American nationals who own passports, according to data from the Japan Association of Travel Agents. The same ...

According to data released by Japan’s Foreign Ministry, despite record numbers of tourists coming to the Land of the Rising Sun, ...

A mere 17.5 per cent of Japanese citizens currently have a passport, compared with 25 per cent just before the pandemic, with the weak yen and concerns over safety abroad cited by many as reasons ...

Even as swathes of tourists pour into Japan in record numbers, the country’s citizens are showing less enthusiasm to venture ...

Tourism plays a crucial role in promoting international understanding and strengthening ties between nations. Both the ...

The Japanese passport is one of the strongest in the world, but only around 17% of the population holds one, considerably lower than the figure in many Western countries, government data shows.

Along with the Land of the Rising Sun, the authorised permit can grant you easy entry into the following iconic destinations ...

Japan issues one of the most powerful passports in the world, enabling its citizens to travel visa-free to 190 destinations. But the percentage of those owning a passport has been on the decline ...

according to this year's Henley Passport Index. Outbound travel from Japan has gradually resumed after the quarantine measures and border closures of the pandemic era, according to the ministry.