Experience the ease of security at the Japanese airport

In the wake of the apparent increase in global terrorist activity and the emergence of an ever-evolving security environment, many countries are facing enemies. Security inspections at airports and other public places have become more stringent, which has also caused inconvenience to the public. Japan seems to be an exception. When comparing security checks at airports in various countries, many “flying people” flying around the world used the word “easy” to praise Japan’s security inspections.

Nowadays, Chinese tourists to Japan will have to “buy it”. If the last big bag arrives at the airport, it will have to be taken out at the time of security, and it will have to be pulled out of it one by one. It will not affect the mood, and it will probably affect the plane. Fortunately, Japan’s overseas “God of Wealth” who leads the consumer is regarded as a guest. As long as the carry-on baggage does not exceed the standard, do not bring drinks and other liquids, "quickly, squeaky" to answer a few basic questions, you can quickly pass. Moreover, the Japanese security personnel's attitude is very "soft", even if you look a little fierce, looks similar to the "bad" temperament, it will not treat you as criminals.

The most amazing thing is that lighters can be carried on planes in Japan. Some Chinese passengers who smoked do not pay attention to the lighter on the plane. They also secretly wondered why the Japanese security personnel are so irresponsible. In fact, this is a misunderstanding. Of course, you can't use lighters all over the place. This makes no sense. According to Japanese security regulations, each person is limited to one. With such a loose security requirement, Japan is emboldened. So far, Japan has not had a flight safety accident caused by a lighter.

As for liquid items, although they are generally not portable when entering the waiting area, there are exceptions. For example, if there are beverages for children that are carried in hand-carried baggage, they can be brought into the aircraft after being put on the security tester for a few seconds. If there is any prohibited item that is not willing to be discarded, the airline can also be entrusted with the assistance of the airline. When the passenger returns to Japan or the flight attendant is responsible for taking the plane, it will be returned to the passenger after arriving at the destination.

After entering the waiting area, it will be more relaxed. For example, the Narita Airport's duty-free shop area is very large, with a wide variety of products, which fully reflects the shopping paradise behind Tokyo Japan Airport security. After completing exit procedures and entering the waiting area, liquid items such as alcoholic drinks and cosmetics can be purchased in duty-free shops and other places without restriction, so you can bring your planes with you. Some netizens said that before passengers enter the cabin, they must also accept the airport staff's recheck baggage. In fact, this situation rarely occurs.

The Narita Airport, Japan's largest international airport, has recently lowered the security threshold to welcome the large number of tourists visiting Japan before the olympic events at Tokyo Japan Airport in 2020. Before the construction of Narita Airport, due to the intense opposition activities initiated by the local people, security checkpoints for identification were installed at the entry points of the tram stops and entrances to the airports before entering the airport. Even if passengers take buses to Narita Airport, they will have guards. Check the passenger's ** or ID on the bus.

In recent years, the airport opposition campaign has subsided, and Narita Airport’s third terminal dedicated to low-cost aviation was formally launched on April 8. In order to prevent long queues of passengers, this security measure was gradually abolished and passengers were freed up. Pass.

Why does Japan dare to be so bold, do you really think that "the world is not thief?" Not too. In fact, the prudent Japanese have long been working in front of them and relying on high technology to protect them. On December 20, 2007, Japan’s new “Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Act” came into effect. The law requires foreign citizens over the age of 16 to be obliged to accept facial photographs and fingerprints during the immigration process. Those who refuse to provide fingerprints and photos will not be allowed to enter the country. The system is used at 27 airports and 126 ports throughout Japan.

Passengers will reach into the scanner with both hands. After the scanner captures the fingerprint, the camera at the top will take a picture of the face. The physical information will be saved together with the name through an electronic record and compared with the personal physical information data of more than 900,000 foreigners and wanted criminals who had bad records. Once you are on top, either you are prohibited from entering the country or you become the target. Therefore, those who entered Japan in the end can successfully exit the country. They are already "good citizens" that the Japanese government has identified, and they cannot make a move.

For their own citizens, Japan has enabled the "Immigration State Review Face Recognition System." This system uses a computer to first compare the face photo data of the built-in chips with the photos taken by the border control office, confirm whether it is the same person, and then learn about their credit records from small to large. For example, Narita Airport has set up more than 300 monitors and face recognition systems to compare figures and license plate numbers entering and leaving the airport. Some people with bad records have long been focused on "locking up" their trajectories. At the same time, there are burst detector dogs inside and outside the airport to patrol from time to time to confirm whether or not suspicious persons carrying dangerous goods have entered or exited.

When passengers accepted the personal security check, the Japanese airport had already had a good idea, and could not make any further delays in screening the passengers. This is the reason why the Japanese airport security inspection seems to be loose. A European anti-terrorist official who visited Japan said: “The security measures at the Japan International Airport are incredible. This is unimaginable in Europe and the United States.” Facts have proved that to achieve tightness and security in terms of security, both guarantees Safety does not make passengers feel uncomfortable.