- Frequently Asked Questions
- So, you are going to Japan...
Yes, others have asked these questions before... -
- Do you need to apply for a visa to go to Japan?
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Depending on your nationality and the nature and length of your stay in Japan, you may need to obtain a visa to enter Japan. Prior to your trip, please contact
The Consulate General of Japan, Los Angeles
350 South Grand Avenue, Suite 1700
Los Angeles, CA 90071
Tel: 213-617-6700
- What is the best way to see Japan?
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The best way to see Japan is "your way". Japan is a safe country that has something for everybody.
We recommend searching through our JSSDT Business Directory to find local travel agencies specializing in travel in Japan who can personalize your travel in Japan.
For inspiration, access the amazing amount of travel ideas from the Japan National Tourism Organization.
- Is there a Japanese Consulate in San Diego?
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No. The nearest Japanese Consulate is located in Los Angeles
Consulate General of Japan in Los Angeles
350 South Grand Avenue, Suite 1700
Los Angeles, CA 90071
- The Services
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- Where does JSSDT get its support to run programs?
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The primary way Japan Society receives support is membership funds from local community members. Go to SUPPORT page.
- Do you need to be a member to attend a JSSDT event?
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All of our events and programs are open to the public. The exceptions are when there are specific participation requirements or member-only opportunities.
- Do you need to be Japanese to join JSSDT?
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No. JSSDT strives to serve all people interested in Japan in the San Diego and Tijuana region. We welcome all people! How do you become a member of JSSDT? Membership …
- What does JSSDT do?
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[link to Events & Activities]
- Basics
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- What is the JSSDT?
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[link to About Us]
- What is the mission of JSSDT?
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[link to mission]
- What kind of organization is JSSDT?
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Designated by the US Federal Government as a 501(c)3 charity organization
