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What Does Tokyo s Second State of Emergency Mean?

What Does Tokyo’s Second State of Emergency Mean? Bloomberg 1/8/2021 Isabel Reynolds © Bloomberg Visitors walk on a flight of stairs near the Kanda Myojin shrine on the first business day of the year in Tokyo, Japan, on Monday, Jan. 4, 2021. Japanese stocks declined on the first trading day of the year following reports of a state of emergency, with the benchmark Topix Index falling as much as 1.6%. (Bloomberg) Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga declared a state of emergency in Tokyo and surrounding areas, as Covid-19 infections and the number of people in serious condition reach record levels. The measure was imposed in the capital and three adjoining prefectures, running from Jan. 8 to Feb. 7, but can be lifted if infections fall below criteria laid out by the government. On the other hand, it could be expanded to cover more of the country if infections worsen, with areas including Osaka also experiencing a surge.

Shrines prepare to welcome visitors for New Year as virus rages

Shrines prepare to welcome visitors for New Year as virus rages Dec. 31, 2020 04:10 pm JST Jan. 13 | 02:56 pm JST TOKYO The requested article has expired, and is no longer available. Any related articles, and user comments are shown below. © KYODO ©2021 GPlusMedia Inc. Go for it. Let s Mooooo in the New Year. -14 ( +5 / -19 ) let the people pray. It’s never had such significance. -14 ( +5 / -19 ) Dec. 31, 2020 03:31 pm JST Pray for brains and then at least stop it in early 2022 if someone is still left to celebrate. 5 ( +9 / -4 ) Dec. 31, 2020 03:35 pm JST how odd that the helicopter in another story here took off from the very town in the photo above.

Japan greets new year with crowds despite pleas from leaders to stay home

Japan greets new year with crowds despite pleas from leaders to stay home Jan. 1 06:30 am JST Jan. 1 | 06:30 am JST TOKYO Much of Japan welcomed 2021 quietly at home, alarmed after Tokyo reported a record high 1,337 coronavirus infections among the 4,519 daily number nationwide. Although many people opted not to return to their ancestral homes for the holidays, hoping to lessen health risks for extended families, crowds were seen at some big shrines that remained open, such as Kanda Myojin shrine. Tokyo’s biggest shrine, Meiji, was closed for the night. Police direct visitors at Shibuya crossing on Thursday night. The giant screens were turned off at 11 p.m. Photo: AP/Kiichiro Sato

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