Japan Travel 2025 Guide: Essential Tips for Expo Year, Transport Changes, and Safe Exploration of the Land of the Rising Sun
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Japan Travel 2025 Guide: Essential Tips for Expo Year, Transport Changes, and Safe Exploration of the Land of the Rising Sun
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Good news for travelers - Japan currently maintains a Level 1 travel advisory from the U.S. Department of State, which means you should exercise normal precautions while visiting. This advisory was reissued after periodic review without changes, indicating stable travel conditions.
If you're planning to visit Japan in the coming months, be aware of several important developments. The Osaka Expo 2025 will be drawing millions of visitors, making advance planning essential. Hotel accommodations have seen price increases, and there's a growing cab shortage in major cities.
Japan has implemented several new systems to improve the travel experience. Since January 2025, a Pre-Clearance pilot program has been operating for travelers from Taiwan, allowing them to complete border formalities before departure, with plans to expand to more countries.
Transportation changes took effect on March 15, 2025, with the popular Nozomi Shinkansen reducing non-reserved seating in favor of reserved compartments. Travelers should book seats in advance, especially during peak periods.
Kyoto has reformed its bus system, and Shibuya has implemented a street drinking ban. Many famous tourist attractions have introduced entrance fees, and the Japan Rail Pass has seen a significant price increase.
Visitors should also note that Mt. Kirishima (Shinmoedake) has been under Volcanic Alert Level 3 since April 2, 2025, meaning travelers should not approach the volcano.
For a smooth experience, consider making advance reservations, planning your itinerary carefully, and staying informed about local regulations. While Japan remains one of the safest destinations for international travelers, being prepared will help you navigate the changing tourism landscape.
Safe travels to the Land of the Rising Sun!