Visit (visa exemption)：アメリカ合衆国 → 日本
U.S. citizens can visit Japan visa-free for tourism — no visa is required for stays of less than 90 days; you receive landing permission on arrival.
このビザの目的
Short tourism or business visit to Japan visa-free — no visa to obtain in advance for stays under 90 days.
- 有効期間
- Visa-free entry — no visa is issued in advance
- 入国回数
- Each visa-free entry is granted on arrival
- 1回の最大滞在日数
- Up to 90 days (visa-free short stay)
手続き開始時期
出発日の 1 日〜14 日 前から手続きを開始してください。
順調です。 2026年12月7日 までに手続きを始めれば間に合います。
1
Confirm you're visa-exempt for a short visit開始期限 2026年12月7日
U.S. citizens need no visa for a short tourism or business visit to Japan of under 90 days.
takes ~1 day
情報源: travel.state.gov · 更新日 2026-06-29
2
Check your passport is valid for the whole stay開始期限 2026年12月16日
Your U.S. passport must be valid for the entire time you are in Japan.
takes ~1 day
情報源: travel.state.gov · 更新日 2026-06-29
3
Enter Japan and get landing permission開始期限 2027年1月5日
Carry your valid passport and proof of a return or onward ticket; immigration grants your visa-free landing permission on arrival.
takes ~1 day
情報源: travel.state.gov · 更新日 2026-06-29
必要書類
- Valid U.S. passport — A U.S. passport valid for the entire time you are staying in Japan. ✓ 確認済み
- Return or onward ticket — Proof of a return or onward ticket to show your visit is temporary. ✓ 確認済み
- Proof you can support yourself — Evidence of how you will support yourself during the visit — immigration officers may ask for it. ✓ 確認済み
公式情報源 →
No visa to apply for in advance: U.S. citizens enter Japan visa-free for a short visit and receive landing permission from immigration on arrival.
知っておくと便利
- Visa-free entry is for tourism and business visits — you cannot work on the local economy.
- The visa-free short stay is for under 90 days and is granted at the officer's discretion on arrival — confirm current rules on the official source before you travel.
- If you plan to stay 90 days or longer, or to work or study, you must obtain the appropriate visa in advance.
