U.S. State Department Issued on Sunday, a new travel warning urging U.S. citizens to avoid travel to Japan because of the powerful earthquake, which occurred two days ago. The ministry said it had asked all government workers who had no urgent need to travel to postpone their travel and urged American citizens to avoid travel and tourism is essential to Japan. It was likely the occurrence of strong aftershocks for weeks after a powerful earthquake that struck northern Japan.
The ministry said the flights resumed in all the airports that were closed because of the earthquake with the exception of the airport is located in the coastal city of Sendai, which is still underwater.
The ministry said that most public transport in Tokyo, including trains and tunnels is now working.
But many roads damaged in the Tokyo area and in northern Japan. The ministry said the Highways Department in Iwate, north-east the most restricted to emergency vehicles only.
