As the camera picks him up from ground level, or at least roof top level it shows James Bond opening the door before going through. When he gets to the Osato chemical place he has white shoes on. Towards the end of the film when the ninjas are coming down the ropes to storm the volcano base, you can clearly see one coming down who has bullet holes riddled in his back - but is still alive. At the end, we see pictures of the space shuttle several times on a tv-screen. In the film, Dikko Henderson asks Bond if he's ever been to Japan.
Bond says no.
However, in From Russia With Love, Bond mentiones a time when he and M were in Japan. It appears that the set of the inside of the volcano with the forced perspective volcano hole high above, is the same set used in the biginning of Goldfinger where Bond sneaks into the side of metal tank and emerges into a plush room to spread plastic explosive on the tanks of nitro. If you notice, the high ceiling of that room with the round hole in it has the same forced perspective look as the inside of the volcano. When the heavy lift chopper is carrying the black car over the sea, the viewers' point of view, which is at times above and to the right of the chopper, is duplicated through the monitor in the back of the Toyota. At the end of the film, Blofield is about to kill Bond and he kills the Japanese man.