Due to the Covid-19 crisis there are many restrictions on travel, especially international, and some business are closed or operating on restricted hours. For those currently in Japan we ask you to continue showing restraint and follow the official advice on travel and gatherings.

State of Emergency

All state of emergencies and quasi-emergency measures across Japan came to an end on September 30th.

Kyotango’s Covid-19 Condition

Kyotango has had a number of cases of Covid-19, however, they have been hospitalized and their contacts have been/are being traced. Further details are available on the Kyotango City Homepage (an automatic translation tool is available on the top right). The Kyoto Prefecture Homepage (Japanese language only) has prefecture wide infection information.

Tourism Related Businesses and Points of Interest Affected by Covid-19

*Please note: While we will try to keep this list up-to-date, business’ opening times are subject to change without prior notification. If in doubt please contact the business directly to confirm opening times.

Roadside Stations

Tenki Tenki Tango	Re-opened
Kumihama SANKAIKAN	Re-opened
Tango Kingdom “Shoku-no-Miyako”	Re-opened

Onsen Hot Springs

Tango Onsen Hashiudo So	Re-opened
Sotoyu Hanayumi Onsen	Re-opened
Shizuka no Sato Onsen	Re-opened
Ashinigu Onsen	Re-opened
Komachi Onsen	Re-opened
Ukawa Onsen Yoshino no Sato	Re-opened
Minato Yuu Yuu Onsen	Closed
Kumihama Onsen	Re-opened

Museums and Cultural Locations

Tango Ancient Village Museum	Re-opened
Kyotango City History Center	Re-opened
Kotohikihama Singing Sand Cultural Building	Re-opened
Inaba Family Merchant House	Re-opened
Wakuden no Mori	Re-opened
Komachi Koen Park	Re-opened
Yuhigaura Beach Swing & Hill	Car Park has Re-opened

Campsites and Beaches

Tennyo no Sato Village	Re-opened
Swiss Village	Re-opened
Kotohikihama Kakezu Camp Site	Re-opened
Tenki Tenki Tango Car Camping	Re-opened
Mt. Kabutoyama Park Camp Site	Re-opened
Hatchohama Seaside Park	Re-opened
Kobama Car Park	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed
Yuhigaura Car Park	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed
Kotohikihama Asobi Car Park	Closed
Nakahama Car Park and Car Camping	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed
Takashima Car Camping	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed
Hei Camp Site	Closed
Sunagata Camp Site	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed
Nochigamahama Park	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed
Shotenkyo & Kazuranohama Beach Car Park	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed
Hakoishihama Beach Car Park	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed
Kyogamisaki Lighthouse & Park	Re-opened	Car Park is Open but the Beach is Closed

Gift Shops

Amity Tango	Re-opened
Kanihan	Re-opened
Japanese Confectionary Ann	Re-opened
Yukemuri Market	Reduced Hours	Open 8am-11am

Tourist Information Booths (contact by telephone or email are still available)

Tourism Association (in Amity Tango)	Re-opened
Kumihama Branch (in Kumihama Station)	Re-opened
Amino Branch (in Amino Station)	Re-opened
Tango Branch	Re-opened
Hagoromo Station (Minyama)	Re-opened

JNTO Hotline

The Japan National Tourism Organization operates a 24 hour 365 days a year information and accident and emergency hotline. Including Covid-19 information. It is available in English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.

From Japan 050-3816-2787

From Overseas +81-50-3816-2787

Covid-19 Etiquette

Please make sure you are wearing a mask when in public, make use of the disinfectant sprays being offered at many buildings’ entrances and keep practicing social distancing by maintaining a 2 meter distance from those not in your household.

Beach Guidelines

The following file contains guidelines for using the beaches of Kyotango. Please make sure you take all necessary precautions to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

Entering Japan

The rules for entering Japan vary depending on where you are traveling from. They are also subject to change. We recommend using the following webpages for accurate and up-to-date information:

Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO): https://www.japan.travel/en/coronavirus/

Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA): https://www.mofa.go.jp/ca/fna/page4e_001053.html

Quick Reference

From the start of the January 14th State of Emergency anyone entering Japan will be subject to enhanced testing and quarantining. This will be ongoing until further notice. Please see the above MOFA link for full details.

Foreign nationals who have been in one of 152 restricted countries/regions within 14 days of traveling to Japan are being denied access. If you are not from a blocked country but had a layover in one for refueling or transferring you will not be stopped from entering Japan so long as you did not enter the country (ie. passed through immigration there).

For a full list of countries being denied entry please use the JNTO or MOFA links above. The following countries are included on the list: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, and Germany.

Additionally foreign nationals travelling on a Chinese passport issued in Hubei, or Zhejiang provinces in China will be denied entry.

For further details on travel restrictions to Japan, including suspension of re-entry visas, please use the above links.

Stay Informed

Keep up-to-date with the latest covid-19 news in Japan NHK World News. Available in English, Chinese, Thai, and a variety of other languages.

NHK has recently launched a Multilingual Emergency Update site which will contain information on natural disasters and the ongoing pandemic.

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