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Practice legal-readiness checks, the first departure decision, Japan-specific road priority, respectful plan switching, and the police-reporting step after a collision.
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Rule: This traveler needs a 1949 Geneva Convention International Driving Permit, valid on Sep 12 and within Japan's driving period. A booking does not prove eligibility. Entered Sep 1; original licence valid to Oct 2027.
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At 16:40, the traveler leaves an airport rental lot for a rural inn, aiming for 17:45. The offline route is understood; no tolls apply today. Phone and car navigation do not show which of two lot exits joins the first road.
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Rule: Vehicles drive on the left in Japan. Circular green permits a right turn but gives no priority. A right-turning driver yields to oncoming straight or left-turning vehicles and to pedestrians crossing or about to cross.
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14:00. Observatory is top priority; last entry 17:30. Planned road closed all day. Open road arrives 18:10; daylight driving is comfortable. Tomorrow it opens 09:30, after traveler leaves 09:00. Museum open to 17:00.
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NPA rule: Report every traffic accident to police on 110, even with no injury. If anyone is injured, give aid and call 119. Here, a low-speed public-road collision occurred; both cars stopped safely; no injury is apparent.
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