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(September 2008)
Japanese passport
The front cover of a contemporary 10 years Japanese ePassport
Identity Information Page
Issued by Japan
Type of document Passport
Purpose Identification
Eligibility requirements Japanese citizenship
Expiration 10 years or 5 years after acquisition for adults, 5 for
ages under 19
Japanese passports are issued to Japanese citizens to travel outside Japan.
Contents [hide]
1 Types of passports
2 Physical appearance
2.1 Identity information page
2.2 Passport note
2.3 Language
3 See also
[edit] Types of passportsOrdinary passport: Issued to normal citizens.
Ordinary passports are issued in two different lengths of validity:
five and ten years. Japanese citizens up to 19 years of age can only
be issued a five-year passport, while those who are 20 years of age or
older can choose either a five-year (blue) or ten-year (red) passport
for different registration fees.
Official passport: Issued to members of the Diet and public servants.
Diplomatic passport: Issued to members of the Imperial Family,
diplomats and their family members and government high-level
officials.
By convention, Japan's Emperor and Empress do not hold a passport.
All Japanese passports issued after March 20, 2006 are biometric passports.
[edit] Physical appearance
First Japanese passport, issued in 1866.
Passports for passengers between Mainland Japan and Okinawa during
1952-1972Japanese passports have the Imperial Seal of Japan inscribed
in the center of the front cover, with the Japanese words Nipponkoku
Ryoken (