Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• halo
• 2021/11/05 (Fri) 18:03
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That part will not change.

• はなこ
• 2021/11/06 (Sat) 22:39
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https://www.honolulu.us.emb-japan.go.jp/itpr_ja/whatsnew202111053.html

• Aloha
• 2021/11/12 (Fri) 14:26
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Yes.
You can now travel to Hawaii for an inexpensive test that is approved by the U.S. for around 2,000 yen, rather than the State of Hawaii's designated testing laboratory as in the past.
This is clearly stated on the State of Hawaii website.
You are no longer required to test at the Hawaii State designated testing laboratory before 11/8, which is a blah blah blah around 3000 yen.

• Mahalo
• 2021/11/12 (Fri) 22:28
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#4 Aloha

Thank you for the detailed information.
Your reply was exactly what I was looking for.
I guess you are saying that a cheap test is fine as long as it is a US approved test method ？
What was really the blah blah blah test all this time 💧?

• Mahalo
• 2021/11/13 (Sat) 23:38
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Thank you

for all the details.
I am worried about having my elderly mother come here alone, as it will be different from what she is used to.
I'm just glad that she doesn't have a smart phone and doesn't have to go through the hassle of registering for Safe Travel, downloading, etc.
Please let us know if you have any new information on the Self-Kit ？.

• OMG
• 2021/11/14 (Sun) 08:10
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Dear Aloha

Even the medical professionals I know were talking about how that was really just a concession.
And I was annoyed that the Japanese Consulate General in Honolulu also made such an announcement as if it could only be done in a Japanese type place. Even though there are places where you can get a Japanese government certified negative certificate issued for about $100 local.

• nuiloamama
• 2021/11/14 (Sun) 10:06
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My friend came back from Japan on Saturday.
He said it was 2300 yen, so I'll paste it.
He said they have kits but he had to go to the store this time because he couldn't show his ID.

https://covid-kensa.com/

• Mahalo
• 2021/11/14 (Sun) 16:29
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nuiloamama

Thank you very much for your valuable information😊
I would like to ask you one question, what do you mean when you say "I went to the store this time because I cannot present my ID card or other documents" ？
You can't prove your identity with the kit, i.e. your name will not appear on the negative certificate? Does it mean that the kit cannot prove your identity, i.e. your name will not appear on the negative certificate ？?

• nuiloamama
• 2021/11/14 (Sun) 17:10
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#14 Dear Mahalo

Saying that the kit does not prove your identity does not mean that your name will not be listed.
The reason I didn't use the kit is

1, even if you put your name on it, you don't actually know whose saliva it is.
2, With the kit, you don't get a negative certificate.

He wanted a paper negative certificate because he was worried about the response upon arrival in Hawaii.

• Mahalo
• 2021/11/14 (Sun) 20:11
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Dear Inspection Method

I have seen the link you gave me before.
Thank you very much.
I asked the question because I did not understand what nuiloamama meant by the words you said.
nuiloamama answered my question and it made sense.
Thank you very much.

• zara1120
• 2021/11/14 (Sun) 21:32
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Japan Airlines has responded to my question about negative certification.
Is the question OK with the Kinoshita Group in Haneda Airport ？
same as below ↓

According to the information we currently have,
the negative test certificate required for entry into the US is
subject to the following that meets the following conditions
・ A new coronavirus test within 3 days prior to departure
・ "Information on the medical ・ laboratory where the test was taken" and
"Identifying information （ date of birth, passport number, etc ）" must be included Required
(Handwritten is acceptable as long as it is an official document. )

Please note that a negative certificate upon entry into the U.S. is acceptable without English notation.

I also found a blog.

https://gamp.ameblo.jp/sweet-aki/entry-12699403294.html

My friend said she heard on the radio that a negative certificate for returning to Japan in Hawaii costs $150. Please let me know if there is a cheap place.

• Spako
• 2021/11/15 (Mon) 15:45
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I am currently back in Japan and will be returning to Hawaii in a few weeks, so I am very concerned about negative certificates for entry into Hawaii.
The Kinoshita Group offers testing at a fairly low cost, but I believe the certificate is written in Japanese.
Is it OK if the certificate is not in English when entering the country ？?

• ソフィア
• 2021/11/15 (Mon) 22:50
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nuiloamama

I am currently in Japan temporarily, but when I return to Hawaii, does it mean that the Kinoshita Group's test results will be okay? ？
I believe that the Kinoshita Group does not issue English certificates, but I am wondering if a Japanese certificate will work. I am worried about it.
If you have any detailed information, it would be greatly appreciated.

• 岡崎 雄太
• 2021/11/16 (Tue) 16:00
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I recently came to Honolulu from Japan ^_^If you have a negative certificate from a clinic designated by the State of Hawaii, you are exempt from the quarantine period. If you get a negative certificate from a non-designated clinic, you will be quarantined for 10 days after arriving in Hawaii, so it is better to get it from a designated clinic, although it will cost more.

• Mahalo
• 2021/11/16 (Tue) 16:47
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Mr. Okazaki

Thank you for the latest information as you recently came from Japan 😊
I still don't know what is correct as the information varies 💦
I also read on the website of the Japanese Consulate General in Hawaii that it got better even if it was not a designated hospital.
However, as Okazaki-san said, it is definitely better to get it done at a clinic designated by the State of Hawaii.
Thank you very much.
Just one more question, is it correct that we don't need to register with Safe Travel anymore ？?

• 岡崎 雄太
• 2021/11/16 (Tue) 19:55
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If you are flying direct from Japan to Hawaii, you should not need a Safe Travel Program. I came in via San Francisco, so in that case, I need to register for the Safe Travel Program since I will be landing somewhere else in the US.
I was asked to show my Safe Travel Program QR code at the Honolulu airport.

• 岡崎 雄太
• 2021/11/16 (Tue) 19:59
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The rules changed on 11/8 regarding the need for a designated clinic for negative proof, so I am not up to date on the latest. I'm sorry. I came just in time for the changeover, so I took it at the designated clinic just in case ^_^.

• Mango
• 2021/11/16 (Tue) 20:05
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Dear Mr. Okazaki

Um,
The questioner is asking about the change in rules for travel restrictions from Japan since 11/8. Please do not give confusing answers such as "I came here at the last minute" or "I came here via San Francisco" when the situation is so different. It will only confuse everyone.

• Neko
• 2021/11/16 (Tue) 20:52
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If you are arriving on a direct flight from Japan to Hawaii, negative certification does not require a Hawaii designated hospital. Safe Travel Program is also not required.
This is also stated on the Hawaii Visitors Bureau website.
Since the negative certificate check is only at the airport counter upon departure from Japan, I think you can use Japanese, but since you never know when or where you will be asked to produce a negative certificate, it is better to get it in English to be sure.

• Mahalo
• 2021/11/17 (Wed) 21:38
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I was curious about the PCR test from the Kinoshita Group, so I asked ？ if the negative proof here is valid.

Here is the answer from Kinoshita group.
I still think that there are no certificates issued at this time.

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Thank you for using our services.
New Corona PCR Testing Center Customer Support.

We are sorry, but at this time we do not issue negative certificates for mailed test kits. We do not issue negative certificates even for a fee.

However, each airport store （ ） (except Miyazaki Airport), Sapporo store, and Miyazaki Ekimae store can issue a simple negative certificate if you visit the store after the test results are available
.
Please read the following notes regarding this certificate
.

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＜ ＜ ＜ Please note ＞ ＞ ＞

◇Airport stores （ except Miyazaki airport ） and Sapporo Negative certificates can be issued
free of charge at each airport store except Miyazaki Airport, and at the Sapporo and Miyazaki Ekimae stores.
If you visit the store where you took the test and present the test result notification
e-mail to the staff, we will issue the certificate on the spot.

◇The issued certificate will be a simplified version with only "Name", "Test Date", "Test Result", and "Test Method"
and other items cannot be added.
"The name of the examinee reserved on EPARK is written in Japanese, but the simple certificate should be written in English"
This request can be accommodated, but we cannot add the date of birth or any other information
other than the name.

◇Language is [Japanese only], and other languages including English are not supported.

◇We cannot tell if you can travel with a simple negative certificate issued by each store.
Please contact the airline you are planning to use or the immigration office of the destination country
by yourself.
*We do not recommend this certificate for overseas
travel as it is a simplified certificate and may not meet the requirements of each country.

◇Samples of certificates are available at the following URL.
https://covid-kensa.com/haneda.html

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Thank you for your cooperation.


Supervised by Wako Medical Corporation
New Corona PCR Testing Center
1699
________________________________________
From: noreply@makeshop.jp <noreply@makeshop.jp>
Sent: Nov 18, 2021 5:20
To: EC Corona Testing Center
Subject: Inquiry to [Kinoshita Group New type corona PCR testing center]

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• ハワイ在住者
• 2021/11/18 (Thu) 15:13
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"Difference between Residents of Japan and Permanent Residents of the U.S."

On JAL Japan Website

Immigration Restriction Information

For Customers Traveling to Honolulu
November 8, 2021 For customers departing on or after November 8, 2021, Hawaii's original Safe ・ Travels ・ Program （ Safe Travels Program ） has been discontinued and the following US entry requirements have been standardized.

Effective January 26, 2021, all persons 2 years of age and older, including U.S. citizens and U.S. Green Card holders, are required to meet 1 and 2 below when traveling on U.S. routes.
If you do not meet the following requirements, you will not be allowed to board. Please note that the same is required for passengers connecting to a third country via the U.S.

1. Must be presented prior to departure.
You must present one of the following documents.

・ Negative test certificate for a new coronavirus test taken within 3 days prior to departure （ Medical care for which you were tested ・ Information about the testing laboratory and one or more other identifiers other than a person's name
（ Date of birth, a passport number, etc. ） with documentation of ）
or

・ documentation of recovery from novel coronavirus （ positive test results from a novel coronavirus infection in the past 3 months/90 days, and ）

signed documentation that travel has been authorized by a licensed health care provider or public health authority for flights departing Japan on or after 14:01 on November 8, 2021 for passengers over 18 years old （ except U.S. citizens and permanent residents*. ） in addition to the above negative certificate or document showing recovery,
a vaccination certificate certifying that more than 14 days have passed since you were vaccinated with the required number of vaccines validated by the U.S.
（ personal information in your passport or other identification ） that matches the personal information on the passport or other identification document.

*U.S. citizens or permanent residents are exempt from the vaccination certificate requirement, but if you do not have a vaccination certificate, a negative certificate obtained within 1 day of departure or documentation of recovery as described above is required.

• Hawaii
• 2021/11/18 (Thu) 17:38
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I am planning to go to Hawaii from Japan soon.
I am planning to take a PCR test at a clinic near my house, but I was told that the test method is the LAMP method. I am planning to take a PCR test at a clinic near my house, but I was told that the test method is the LAMP method, but I am not sure if this PCR test is safe
？
I checked with the airline company, but they did not give me a clear answer, so if anyone can help me, please do.

• Hawaii
• 2021/11/18 (Thu) 17:47
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PS

I know the official test is called PCR NAAT test.
I wonder if it is that detailed ？ and am waiting for comments from those who say they were fine with tests other than the above 👌.

• zala1120
• 2021/11/20 (Sat) 07:51
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I also inquired at Hawaiian Airlines with a negative proof of Kinoshita Group and they replied that it was fine.
I prefer to use Roman alphabet because they fill in the name place at Kinoshita-san in Roman alphabet.
I heard that you have to show it only once at the check-in counter. I heard that they don't look at it at all when you enter the country at all in Hawaii.
So I will do the 30 minute quick inspection under the tree.
If I am told something at the counter on my way out of Japan, I will check it again and again by e-mail.
and I say.

• Kolohe
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• 2021/11/23 (Tue) 12:15
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I returned this morning on HA822. I took a quick inspection ≪Quick Inspection∩ (1900 yen) at Kinoshita Group in Haneda Airport in the morning on the day of boarding and received a negative certificate 30 minutes later.
When I applied for the certificate, I requested that my name be printed in alphabetical characters.
By the way, you can get a 300 yen discount if you fill out the government's simple name online questionnaire at the inspection station.
After that, I went to the international terminal for confirmation, and since there was no Hawaiian Airlines staff there that day, I went to the JAL Chuk-in counter, which flies jointly with Hawaiian Airlines, and asked if this negative certificate was valid. I was instructed to write the passport number by hand.
After that
I moved on to Hawaiian Airlines as my flight was departing from Narita and checked in smoothly. After arriving in Honolulu, I was not asked to present either a negative certificate or a vaccine certificate.
By the way, I am a US citizen and my wife is a permanent resident of Hawaii.

The negative certificate in Hawaii is available at Niu Health in Ala Moana for about ＄ 100 yen.

For reference.

• Betty Lover
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• 2021/11/23 (Tue) 19:32
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Dear kolohe

Thanks for the timely information.
I am also planning to return to Japan, so this will be helpful.

• Mahalo
• 2021/11/23 (Tue) 22:28
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Kolohe

Thank you for the latest information😊
I see you were inspected at Haneda and traveled to Narita💦
I wonder why there is no quick inspection at Narita by the Kinoshita Group💦
I was a little relieved to hear that you were not asked to show proof upon arrival in Hawaii. I was a little relieved to hear that they did not ask for it.
Thank you very much😊.

• Kolohe
• 2021/11/24 (Wed) 15:26
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We ordered a mailed test kit from the under the tree group to make the 14-day quarantine into a 10-day one.
On the morning of the 10th day, I took the specimen and sent it as soon as the post office opened.
They would receive it the next morning.
I received the results in the mail at 7 pm on the 11th day.
I immediately sent a screencast of the notification email (first page only) from MySOS, which was installed when I entered the country.
I was notified of the end of quarantine before noon on the 12th day; I had an appointment in the morning on the 12th day, so I went out without waiting for notification.
In the end, it was only 12 days instead of 14 days, but I thought it was ok since the cost of the test was 2300 yen.
If there is an inspection station of the group under the tree nearby, you can go there directly on the 10th day for a quick inspection and they will release you on the afternoon of the 10th day.

I think the reason there is no inspection station under the tree at Narita airport is because there is no demand.
Currently Narita is almost exclusively for international flights and is a ghost town.
All shuttle buses between the metropolitan area and Narita are out of service. Narita Express also operates only a few times a day.
We took the Keisei Skyliner.
Most of the stores and restaurants in the airport are closed and only a few are open.
Haneda Airport is quite busy with domestic flights almost back to normal.
Most of the people going through inspection seem to be domestic travelers.

• alohawa
• 2021/11/30 (Tue) 15:18
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Please excuse my comment. I am a Japanese citizen.
I am booked on JAL to Haneda → HNL and Hawaiian Airlines to HNL → Kansai Airport
on the way back.
Is it all OK if I get a negative certificate from Kinoshita Group in Japan （ alphabetically ） and Niu Health in Hawaii ？?

• ハル
• 2021/11/30 (Tue) 21:56
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Kolohe-san

Does this mean that Niu Health in Alamoana issued me a "New Coronavirus PCR Test Negative Certificate" in the format specified by the Japanese government ？?

• Kolohe
• 2021/11/30 (Tue) 23:46
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You can download the form from the Japanese Consulate in Honolulu website and take it to Niu Health to have it filled out and signed.
The staff said they have done this many times.
You can become a member for about 10 per month ＄ but you can cancel as soon as you get a negative certificate.

• ハル
• 2021/12/01 (Wed) 19:14
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Kolohe

Thank you for sharing the information ！
I will try to get a negative certificate that way when I return home.

• pomchan
• 2021/12/02 (Thu) 20:10
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Niu Healh looks like a clinic that Hawaii residents or American Samoans can sign up for.

• Mahalo
• 2021/12/03 (Fri) 22:00
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It looks like the rules are changing again starting 12/6.
The PCR test used to be done 72 hours before, but now it is done 24 hours before. ？
Would it be most realistic to take the test in the morning on the day of my flight and get a negative certificate before going to the airport? I will be here in 10 days, but I will have to reconsider about the PCR 😓.

• 家主
• 2021/12/03 (Fri) 23:56
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#44 Mr. Momotaro

Biden announced yesterday that
all persons entering the US must take a PCR test 24 hours prior to arrival.
This has been changed from 72 hours to 24 hours.

#43 mahalo

I don't know which airport your mother is coming from, but if she is using Haneda Airport, can she use Kinoshita Group Quick ？

My friend is coming for the Honolulu Marathon My friend is planning to come here for Honolulu Marathon, but she changed her flight from Narita to Haneda because there is no change fee.
May your mother arrive safely in Hawaii.

• Mahalo
• 2021/12/05 (Sun) 07:48
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Landlord

Thank you.
My mother is on United from Narita.
We ended up signing up for same-day testing at the PCR center at Narita.
The cost is ¥ about 30500.
I have an evening flight, but was told to come to the inspection station after noon just in case.
I am more worried about having to wait at the airport for a long time.
But I am relieved that my brother will be accompanying me.
Now all I have to do is to wait for the inspection to be done and I can come here for the first time in 2 years.
Thank you very much.

• CDC
• 2021/12/05 (Sun) 15:54
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As for the negative certificate when returning to Hawaii from Japan, as you may already know, it does not take exactly 24 hours from the time of the flight. At first, I thought it would be quite a hassle, but the CDC website says it is the "day before". I'll post a link to the CDC website for those who, like me, are not sure about the details.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/travelers/testing-international-air-travelers.html


The 1-day The Order uses a 1-day time frame instead of 24 hours to provide more flexibility to the air By using a 1-day window, test acceptability does not depend on the time of the flight or the time of day that the test sample was taken.

For example, if your flight is at 1pm on a Friday, you could board with a negative test that was taken any time on the preceding Thursday.

• Mahalo
• 2021/12/05 (Sun) 19:03
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Dear CDC

Thank you for the detailed information.
I didn't look at the web site carefully and made a hasty decision💦
If it is good one day in advance, I can take the test at 10:00 the day before, get a negative certificate before going to the airport, and take the 19:00 flight, no problem
assuming it is not positive, of course💦
Thank you very much! Thank you very much.

• Betty Lover
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• 2021/12/08 (Wed) 19:01
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I am also a person who will be returning to Hawaii this month.

Yesterday, I asked the airline I will be flying with about the negative certificate for the PCR test, but I received an email saying that they cannot reply to that question, so I would appreciate your help here.

I am planning to have the PCR test done by the Kinoshita Group, but it seems that the test results will only be received via email, and I would like to know if I only need to post the email only upon my arrival in Hawaii, or if I need a proper printed negative certificate.

• alohawa
• 2021/12/09 (Thu) 15:44
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I contacted Niu Health. I sent them the Japanese regulation format and they replied that I can FILL IN for this.
（ They said it is ok for Japanese nationals ）
I was told here that in the Kinoshita group, I should show my name in romaji, passport number ・ and birthday in handwriting.
Is it only received by e-mail ？ I have never heard of that.

• beach5
• 2021/12/09 (Thu) 23:27
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＃ 49 Betty Lover

Which Kinoshita Group do you test at ？
I read somewhere that if you fly with JAL, you can show them your test result e-mail and it is OK.
I think you can download and print out the negative certificate for Haneda Airport even for Kinoshita Group.

https://covid-kensa.com/haneda.html

Maybe there are places other than Haneda that will not give you this proof. I am not aware of which inspection stations can do negative proof downloads and which ones can't. \ \cH0000003}

I thought you could ask the airline company and they would tell you. I was aware that negative proof was required to board the plane. I don't think you have to show it once you arrive in Hawaii.
I guess I was mistaken...

By the way, a friend of mine is currently back in Japan and will be returning to Hawaii, but he is going to a clinic in Tokyo that will provide the proof.

• Betty Lover
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• 2021/12/10 (Fri) 14:24
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To alohawa

Thank you.
I will take a closer look at Webside again, and then ask my local Kinoshita group.

• Betty Lover
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• 2021/12/10 (Fri) 21:39
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Dear alohawa

Looking at my local Kinoshita Group web site, it seems that the results test is sent to your email and you have to download it yourself. Maybe you have to print it out yourself at home or at a convenience store.
Will this be a negative certificate ？?

• Betty Lover
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• 2021/12/14 (Tue) 14:14
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Dear Beach5

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
The Kinoshita Group near my parents' house does not do quick tests. But it seems that you can download and print out the negative certificate by yourself.
I am also reading the Honolulu Consulate website because the PCR inspection date has been shortened when entering Hawaii from 12/6, but I still don't understand the date a bit
I contacted the boarding flight company, but I didn't get a good response, so I am trying.
I just tried to make a reservation with a local Kinoshita group, but they were all booked up for the date I wanted.
I will now try to find a local clinic.

• Mahalo
• 2021/12/18 (Sat) 23:52
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Thank you all very much.
My mother came from Japan today for the first time in a year and 10 months.
She had to submit an English vaccination certificate, an affidavit of entry into the U.S., a PCR test the day before, etc...
It was a completely different situation from the one she had been used to, and she was left on her own. I was very anxious to let my elderly mother come to the U.S. by herself because it was completely different from what she was used to, but she was able to come here safely by referring to your advice here.
Thank you very much for everything.

• マヒマヒ60
• 2021/12/19 (Sun) 21:07
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Mahalo-san, is the English vaccine certificate different from the normal Japanese certificate ？
I have mine in Japan with the name and type of vaccine written in English, but is that not enough ？?

• Mahalo
• 2021/12/20 (Mon) 00:41
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Mahimahi60

I asked for the vaccine certificate to be written in English just in case I need to show it at restaurants when I eat out after entering Hawaii, rather than when I enter the country.
But I don't think it necessarily has to be in English.
However, you can get a certificate in English from the municipal office for about ¥ 700, so if you are worried, you might want to consider that ？.

• 木下グループ
• 2021/12/22 (Wed) 12:53
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I recently returned to Hawaii from Japan.

The negative proof of the result from the Kinoshita Group's quick test at Haneda Airport appears 30 minutes later on the My Page that I registered when I made the reservation. I asked for a printed copy at the reception desk, but they said they could not print it.
Therefore, I printed the negative test result from my phone via Wi-Fi （ at a printer in Lawson located diagonally in front of the inspection station ） and filled in my passport number and date of birth in my own handwriting.
When you enter your name in the online reservation form, there are three input fields: Kanji, Furigana, and English.

Since we were boarding on the same day, we went to Terminal 2 for inspection 4 hours before departure time, printed the form at Lawson, and then took a bus to Terminal 3 in the departure lobby.
I presented this negative proof at check-in and was able to board without any problems.
I was able to smoothly enter the Honolulu airport in about 40 minutes without being asked to show any negative proof or vaccine proof. The only cost was 1900 yen including tax for the inspection fee and 50 yen for printing at Lawson.

• 羽田空港
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• 2021/12/22 (Wed) 20:09
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Mr. Kinoshita Group

Thank you very much for your detailed information ！ It was very helpful and appreciated as the information was scattered.
In case you don't know which airline you were flying with ？ I will be flying out of Haneda Airport to Honolulu on JAL.

Also, when you took the bus from Haneda Airport Terminal 2 to Terminal 3 after the inspection, did you have to carry your checked luggage with you ？? Thank you very much.

• Tokyo
• 2021/12/22 (Wed) 22:31
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Dear Haneda Airport,

I flew ANA 3 days ago, and like Kinoshita Group, I departed from Haneda and returned to Hawaii.
Regarding your question about the bus transfer, you need to go through the inspection and get a certificate before check-in, so take all your luggage and go to Kinoshita Group in Terminal 1 first (I don't think they accept quick inspection in Terminal 2 now) and print out the negative certificate at a convenience store. You can print out a negative certificate at a convenience store.
You will need to take all of your luggage with you to the international terminal 3 and take the free inter-terminal bus.
Also, when I went through the inspection at Kinoshita Group, the Cabinet Secretariat was conducting a monitoring questionnaire, and I was able to get a discount of 300 yen for those who responded, so I was able to get a quick inspection for 1,600 yen.
The information about the questionnaire and the QR code were posted at the inspection site.
After arriving at Honolulu Airport, we were no longer required to present any Corona-related documents, etc. We were directed to the group exit instead of the individual exit, as we had been before.

Please be careful on your way out.

• Tokyo
• 2021/12/22 (Wed) 22:38
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Correction to the above correction about the inspection at Terminal 2.
The quick inspection reservation at Terminal 2 was suspended until a few days ago, but now it seems to be accepted. My apologies.

• 羽田空港
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• 2021/12/23 (Thu) 00:00
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Tokyo

Thank you very much for your clear and understandable information.
It is very difficult to move two suitcases together, but it is less expensive than anywhere else, and your detailed information made me think that I might be able to do it. \I am glad to know that the quick inspection is available at Terminal 2 now. Thank you for your kind correction.
I always use Narita, so this was my first time to use Haneda Airport, and I was very worried because I had no idea what to expect.
Thank you very much for the discount ！ I will definitely use your service ！

It was a great relief to know what to expect after arriving in Honolulu ！
I really appreciate your help Tokyo! ！
Thank you very much ^ ^.

• Zara 1120
• 2021/12/23 (Thu) 08:35
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Thank you very much for your valuable comments.
I read about downloading from Lawson via WIFI, but it seems very difficult
and I am not sure if I can do it. I looked on the internet to see how to print at Lawson, and it said that I needed to download an app
Was it necessary to download an app? I tried to download the app from here in Hawaii, but it said I could not download from your country.
So it can only be done in Japan? Is it easy to use WIFI in the airport for free ？ I remember I was charged before.
I would appreciate it if someone could help me.

• はねだ
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• 2021/12/23 (Thu) 13:16
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Let me ask you a question.
For the inspection at Kinoshita Group when leaving Japan from Haneda Airport, how long before departure time should I try to be there ？ (or should I make an appointment ？ )
The inspection location and departure terminal at Kinoshita Group are different, and free contact Can you please tell me how much time I should allow considering the waiting time for the bus and travel time ？ Thank you very much.

• 木下グループ
• 2021/12/24 (Fri) 01:12
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Mr. Haneda Airport
I was returning on JAL.
You always have to go through inspection before check-in, so you have to carry your suitcase between terminals.

Ms. Zara
I found instructions on the printer at the entrance of Lawson, so it shouldn't be difficult.
You need to download an app, use the free WiFi at the airport and download an app called PrintSmash.
I was on an iPhone and the app could only be downloaded at the Apple Store in Japan, not in the U.S., so I did a country switch from the U.S. to the Apple Store in Japan on the spot and downloaded it.
I think it would have taken less time if I had downloaded it in advance, but I did it on the spot and was able to print easily without taking that long.
By the way, there was also a way to print by uploading online instead of via WiFi.

• 羽田空港
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• 2021/12/24 (Fri) 03:51
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Mr. Kinoshita Group

I am relieved to hear that I am also JAL ！
I see that we have to carry our suitcases between terminals, I will try to inspect early to have enough time.
Thank you for telling me ^ ^.

• Zara 1120
• 2021/12/24 (Fri) 19:45
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Mr. Kinoshita Group, thank you so much for the detailed information.
I tried to download the app this morning on my android phone and my iphone, but I couldn't download it from the US.
I didn't realize you were going to switch to Apple Japan. I'm going alone and I'm too old to go alone and I'm afraid that someone will be waiting behind the copier.
I was wondering if there was someone waiting for me behind the copier. Thank you so much for your valuable information.

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• 2021/12/30 (Thu) 13:41
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I am returning to Hawaii from Japan. I plan to take the antigen test at the Kinoshita Group at Haneda Airport, but since the Kinoshita Group is located at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, and my departure is at Terminal 3, would it be smoother to take the test at Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 to move to Terminal 3 after taking the test? Please let me know if you know. Thank you in advance.

• Ken
• 2022/01/03 (Mon) 21:21
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I made an appointment to take the PCR test at the Kinoshita Group. However, in the pledge ・ consent form questions, there is the following statement and I am wondering if it is okay to put a check mark in the "I agree" box. I have asked the Kinoshita Group via email and am currently awaiting a response. We are looking forward to hearing from anyone who has experienced this. The negative certificate issued for this test should not be the negative certificate required to be presented when traveling abroad.
I agree.

• 木下グループ
• 2022/01/05 (Wed) 22:58
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Ken-san

I was also told at the reception that this test is for domestic use and not originally intended for overseas travel.
This is because the standards for certificates vary from country to country, and conditions can change daily depending on the corona situation, so they are taking the stance that they do not support each country.
If you receive a claim that you were not allowed to board the plane with this certificate after the inspection without confirmation from the airline, or if you were not allowed to board because the contents of the certificate no longer meet the requirements due to sudden changes in conditions caused by the corona situation, you need to confirm this by yourself beforehand and the inspection agency will not take responsibility. This seems to be for the sake of self-preservation.
However, they also said that not only people going to Hawaii but also people going to the mainland Amelka are using this service and have no problem boarding the plane.

So, just to be sure, I checked with the airline in advance and received confirmation that boarding was possible through the Kinoshita Group inspection.
They told me that everyone who travels to the U.S., including Hawaii, enters the country through the Kinoshita Group inspection without any problems, just as the inspector had told me.

Also, I was told that if the airline allows it, the language does not have to be English.
The CDC guidance also explains as follows.
"If your documentation is in a language other than English, you should check with the airline or aircraft operator prior to travel."

The receptionist I spoke to at Kinoshita Group was very kind, but if you tell them you want an inspection to go abroad, there is a possibility you may be refused depending on the person you speak to, so I would recommend checking with the airline rather than with Kinoshita Group.

• 宣誓書
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• 2022/01/06 (Thu) 02:31
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？ Do I have to prepare the necessary affidavit for returning to Hawaii from Japan by myself Can I get it from the airline ？
If you know anything about it, please let me know.
Thank you very much.

• Aloha
• 2022/01/06 (Thu) 12:23
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I was told to print it out, fill it out and submit it myself.
It may vary from airline to airline.
Please check by yourself.

• 宣誓書
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• 2022/01/06 (Thu) 12:43
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Aloha
Thank you for your answer.
I will print out the form and fill it out by myself because it is safer for me to do so.

• Aloha
• 2022/01/06 (Thu) 17:42
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I too was told by JAL to print, fill out and submit the form myself.
I believe you can download the affidavit from JAL's website.

• 宣誓書
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• 2022/01/07 (Fri) 00:30
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I will check JAL's website. Thank you very much for the information.