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CFAS Public Health Order Version 21 Updated 21 Dec. 2020


The referenced enclosures can be found Encl. 1 (ROM), Encl. 2 (Maps), Encl. 3 (Face Coverings), Encl. 4 (ETP request), and Encl. 5 (Bars vs. Restaurants)

The CFAS Public Health Order is based on the CNFJ Japan Prefecture Status
Map which is updated every Wednesday no later than 2359:
CNFJ Japan Prefecture Status Map

Liberty area for CFAS personnel is defined by the CFAS PHO and the CFAS Kyushu Liberty Areas Map:
CFAS Kyushu Liberty Areas Map 

Welcome to Commander Fleet Activities Sasebo

The important bilateral relationship between Japan and the United States that exists today is very much in evidence at U.S. Fleet Activities Sasebo, where ships of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force and the United States Seventh Fleet share this excellent port.

               

  • SASEBO, Japan (May 20, 2020) – Master-at-Arms 2nd Class Anthony Revak, assigned to Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo’s Harbor Security Division, operates a harbor security boat during a patrol onboard CFAS May 20, 2020. Even underway, HSB crews wear masks as a preventive measures against COVID-19. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Apprentice Jasmine Ikusebiala)
  • SASEBO, Japan (May 11, 2020) Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo churchgoers attend services onboard CFAS May 10, 2020. CFAS Religious Ministries held church services on Mother's Day at Nimitz Park in order to allow room for physical distancing and simultaneously live streamed the services for audiences at home. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Geoffrey P. Barham)
  • SASEBO, Japan (May 22, 2020) – Cmdr. Douglas Kennedy, chief staff officer at Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo and CFAS’ command master chief Rudy T. Johnson lay flowers at the Soto Dam Memorial May 22, 2020. The memorial was erected in 1956 by Sasebo City for the 53 American POWS and 14 Japanese laborers who died building Soto Dam during World War II. The bilateral ceremony, normally attended by the public, was conducted by a small number of U.S. Navy representatives due to COVID-19. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Jasmine Ikusebiala)
  • SASEBO, Japan (June 10, 2020) – Logistics Specialist 2 nd Class Nicole Collins, assigned to Commander, Fleet Activities Sasebo’s security department, scrapes a previous year’s CFAS vehicle registration sticker onboard CFAS June 10, 2020. The CFAS security department held the Road Tax and Base Vehicle Campaign at Nimitz Park to enable base personnel to pay their Japanese road tax and register their vehicles at one location on base without having to travel to the city hall or prefectural tax office. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Apprentice Jasmine Ikusebiala)
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