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I think you are reading it wrongly. The 'if japan allows travellers' is not about the individual category but generally. German embassy currently states:"EU allows to lift travel ban, but Germany didnt lift it" (paraphrased) japan.diplo.de/ja-de/aktuelles/-/2320336#content_0
– lalala
Commented Jul 3, 2020 at 6:36
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Read the update to the original question for clarification on their official position: Japan has essentially been added to a list of countries to which Germany will respond reciprocally. Once Japan opens its borders to non-essential travel by Germans (July 31st according to the link in the answer above), then travelers from Japan can similarly enjoy the same freedoms in their travel to Germany.
– midblue
Commented Jul 3, 2020 at 6:42
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@lalala and midblue got it, thanks, yes I had some doubts when reading the text regarding the reciprocity condition. Why can't they write information unambiguously... Good luck relaunching the travel and tourist industries with all these confusions.
– Franck Dernoncourt
Commented Jul 3, 2020 at 13:31
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I also wish they would announce things centrally, authoritavley and more clearly. Especially the local 'Allgemeinverfügungen' might really put once leg into jail without knowing. (some districts required you self-quarantined when entering from another country. But of course nobody told you, only when they later trace other cases and you admitted coming from another country they filed charges; or so I have been told)
– lalala
Commented Jul 3, 2020 at 14:45

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