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where on earth – Can an original of “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” be viewed in Japan?

According to the Wikipedia article for “The Great Wave off Kanagawa”, copies are stored in various places around the world.

There are various copies of this work throughout the world. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York,(30) the British Museum in London,1 the collection of Claude Monet in Giverny, France,(31) the Sackler Gallery,(32) the Guimet Museum(26) and the National Library of France(33) are some of the places where this work is on exposition. A collection of woodblock Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji prints, contained in the wellness spa of the Costa Concordia was lost during the collision of the ship on January 13, 2012.(34)

Some private collections also have a copy, as is the case of the Gale collection in the USA.

This article (accessed May 14 2014) does not list one place I would expect – Japan! Is it possible to view this woodcut in Japan, or are all of the copies overseas?

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edit: See answers below but there is an idea that there is no “original” because it’s a woodcut, the same way there is no “original” of a photograph because you can print many copies from a negative.

Layover/Transit in Japan Narita Airport during Covid-19

I will be going to Mongolia from China on a chartered flight from Tokyo to Ulaanbaatar. I have two options,

Depart from China and arrive in Tokyo a day before my scheduled chartered flight. In this case, would I need a visa to stay at the airport while i wait for my flight the next day?
Depart from China and arrive in Tokyo on the same day as my scheduled chartered flight. The chartered flight is at 15:30 but i will arrive in Tokyo at 13:50. Would i have enough time to transfer to the chartered flight?

Very urgent, anyone has any info, please reply! TIA! <3

Can person take a toothpick from a restaurant in Japan?

I did a bit of research and as far as I can make out, Japanese etiquette dictates that you do not use toothpicks in public i.e, you find a secluded spot to use toothpicks. However, since that is not practical, people try to cover their mouth with the other hand while using a toothpick (reference). I couldn’t find any other reason for why your waiter might have stopped you from taking a toothpick. Your friend might have been picking his teeth in full view of everyone in the restaurant and your waiter probably did not want him to do the same outside the restaurant. A history of toothpicks in Japan can be found in this very well written Quora answer (reference).

Japan will joins hands with US and other European countries to battle Big Tech abuses

As reported by Reuters, Japanese branch of antitrust watchdog has said through its leader that they will join other nations to combat the abuses that the big four tech corporations have done so far. Kazuyuki Furuya, the head of Japanese’s Fair Trade Commission, supported this effort and has said that they could investigate any allegations of market abuse or monopoly in the future. These corporates include Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook.

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Is there a certain period of time we should wait before visiting Japan again (Visit limits)?

I am looking to visit Japan soon, but I am conflicted about how long I want to stay in the country (within the 90 day Tourist visit), and when I will be going. I would love to stay the full 90 days, but I would like to go for a shorter period of time, the first time I go.

I have read that people have gotten flagged for going to Japan, then another country, and back to Japan again within a few month period. I have heard you are only given entry a few times (I heard 3), as a tourist (even though I read recently someone just got back from their 12th trip). So I am not sure what is true, and if you can only go so many times.

So my questions are, are there limitations to how long you have to wait before going back to Japan, and are there limits to the amount of times one can visit the country?

I figured if I can only go a few times total, and cannot do it within x amount of time I would maximize my stay, but if I could go twice within the next 8 or so months then I would rather do that.

Note I was thinking November for a few weeks, and then February or so the second time, so I’m not sure if that is enough time between the 2.

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Am I a dual citizen? Can I go to Japan, where I was born?

I’m turning 18 in January and I was born in Japan. My mom is Filipino and my dad is Japanese. My mom brought me to the Philippines when I was 3 and I’ve been here for 14 years. I have a Japanese passport, but it has expired. I don’t have a birth certificate here in the Philippines. My father wants to bring me back to Japan; how could the process go?