Although WHO Director-General Tedros announced that the end of the new corona is near, negative proof is still required for entry into Japan unless three doses of corona vaccine have been administered.
I am sure that by November, these restrictions on entry will be gone, but just in case, I decided to get the third vaccination.
The first vaccination was given on September 26 last year, and the second on November 3. 10 months have passed since the second vaccination, so I don't think it can be called a booster vaccination, but at any rate, I can now go abroad without any worries since it seems that it doesn't matter when I have been vaccinated as long as I have been vaccinated three times.
So far, there have been no adverse reactions, just a little pain at the injection site as before.
The media is still reporting the number of people infected with the new coronas, and because of the large number of people getting tested, Japan has been the country with the highest number of infected people in the world for the past eight weeks.
Since no one overseas seems to get tested unless there is something wrong, if people were tested in the same way as the Japanese, the number of infected people around the world would be quite high.
Preparations for our trip to Cebu in November are steadily progressing, and we have completed the booking of the airline tickets and hotel for the trip, with the dates as requested by my wife. We decided to fly from Manila to Cebu with Air Asia. The fare was 3907.28 pesos (about 9,400 yen).
All that was left to do was to arrange the return flight.
My wife has an idea of what our schedule will be during our stay in Cebu and I will just go along with it. However, there is a restaurant (not KTV) that I would like to visit in Cebu, so I hope I can find the time.
