Quarantine in Japan
![Quarantine document](https://scidoggames.com/images/blog/quarantine-in-japan/1.webp)
"The traveler must submit a copy of this Written Pledge to the airport quarantine office when entering Japan." It's a fake information by the quarantine offfice. You have a hidden option 'no submission'. If you don't submit the document, the quarantine office gives you 14 days free stay with free food. I choosed the option.
![Toyoko Inn photo 1](https://scidoggames.com/images/blog/quarantine-in-japan/2.webp)
Toyoko Inn Narita. I arrived at Haneda airport, but strangely I'm nearby Narita airport. Toyoko Inn is a famous hotel as cheap hotel in Japan and it's like a rabbit house, but good enough to work.
![Toyoko Inn photo 2](https://scidoggames.com/images/blog/quarantine-in-japan/3.webp)
Is it a game that how to exit the room and the hotel?
![Breakfast photo](https://scidoggames.com/images/blog/quarantine-in-japan/4.webp)
Free breakfast. Of course there are no vegitarian option and no halal option. This is Japan and no international sense.
![Lunch photo](https://scidoggames.com/images/blog/quarantine-in-japan/5.webp)
Free lunch. Every meals have a miso soup and each miso soup contains 2.5g salt. If you have 3 miso soups in the day, you will get 7.5g salt and it's so much. It should be 5g per day in WHO standard.
![Dinner photo](https://scidoggames.com/images/blog/quarantine-in-japan/6.webp)
Free dinner. Sometimes the rice of dinner is so hard, then I mix the rice with the miso soup.
![Narita airport photo](https://scidoggames.com/images/blog/quarantine-in-japan/7.webp)
I can see Narita airport runway from the window. I like a sound of jet engine for take off. Where should I go next?