JAPAN SUSPENDS ENTRY OF NEW FOREIGN ARRIVALS新変異株対策で外国人の新規入国停止

Japan has stopped accepting new foreign arrivals over concerns about the spread of the omicron variant around the world.
At Narita Airport near Tokyo, a plane arriving from the Philippine capital Manila was the first international flight of the day. There were no foreign nationals on board the plane, which landed before noon.
The situation was similar at Tokyo's Haneda Airport. One traveler whose plane had just landed at the airport said there were no foreigners on board.
On November 8, Japan reopened its borders to business travelers, students, and technical interns under certain conditions. But only three weeks later, the measures have been suspended.
At a meeting of his party's officials on Tuesday, Prime Minister Kishida Fumio said that the suspension of new foreign arrivals is a temporary measure.
He said Japan is still in the midst of the coronavirus crisis and needs to prepare for the worst-case scenario.

Daily Vocabulary(2021/12/15）

27911.go straight for(〜を取りに行く） especially American English waste material, such as paper, empty containers, and food thrown away 類義語 rubbish British English
At buffets, I always go straight for the sushi.  
27912.camp out(野宿する） to sleep outdoors, usually in a tent
My friends and I camped out and waited for the store to open
27913.good to go(準備OK!）American English informal to be ready to do something
I got my brand-new shoes on and I’m good to go. 

27914.good to go(調子がいい）waste paper, cans etc that people have thrown away and left on the ground in a public place 類義語 rubbish, trash, garbage 

I replaced the broken spring and now the toaster is good to go. 
27915.can't go wrong(間違いない / 失敗のしようがない）spoken used to say that a particular object will always be suitable, satisfactory, or work well
 You can't go wrong with chocolate .