This is a list of designated third country nationals that require advance authorization to access US military bases in Japan.[1][2] It should be considered by prospective attendees of the various friendship festivals held at US bases around Japan.
While most countries on the list are those with a history of instability or tension with the US, the inclusion of France in 2009 did attract some media attention in Japan when a French citizen was blocked from visiting a "Friendship Day" at Negishi Heights in Yokohama in 2010.[3] As of 2011 France had been removed from the list.[2]
^ abRestrictions on Designated Third Country Nationals April 1, 2009 Retrieved April 29, 2017
^ abcdRESTRICTIONS ON DESIGNATED THIRD COUNTRY NATIONALS TO USFJ INSTAllATIONS AND AREAS April 1, 2011 Retrieved April 29, 2017
^U.S. Navy ‘Friendship Festival’ draws line at the French September 7, 2010 Japan Times Retrieved April 29, 2017
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