Left Japan in 2017 with partially-unpaid residence tax. Visiting for holiday this year. Do they stop you at immigration for unpaid taxes?

Long story short left Japan back in 2017 with about 30,000 yen in unpaid residence taxes. Working visa expired like 3 months later. Haven’t been back since. Planning on visiting for 10 days later this year. Will immigration check for unpaid residence taxes? Would it be something they potentially don’t let you in for? If so, is there any way to take care of this before heading there?

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