If you can’t find yours, register w/Kanagawa, which is set up to deal w/everyone (it’s the original one)
If you can’t find yours, register w/Kanagawa, which is set up to deal w/everyone (it’s the original one)
Number of COVID-19 positives in Tokyo, last 7 days: 197 166 91 161 127 149 201 <-- today twitter.com/nhk_news/statu…
Number of COVID-19 positives in Tokyo, last 7 days:
197
166
91
161
127
149
201 <-- today twitter.com/nhk_news/statu…
Godiva Japan will send free chocolates to all healthcare institutions on request (starting with 300) twitter.com/Godiva_JPN/sta…
Godiva Japan will send free chocolates to all healthcare institutions on request (starting with 300) twitter.com/Godiva_JPN/sta…
Tokyo gov't launches coronavirus helpline in 14 languages for foreign residents mainichi.jp/english/articl…
Tokyo gov't launches coronavirus helpline in 14 languages for foreign residents mainichi.jp/english/articl…
TOHO Cinema Shinjuku, with deserted streets. twitter.com/AzureFox13/sta…
TOHO Cinema Shinjuku, with deserted streets. twitter.com/AzureFox13/sta…
（千葉市すごいけど、どっからお金捻出するんだろう。）
（千葉市すごいけど、どっからお金捻出するんだろう。）
Just to show how big, in population, those 7 (out or 47) prefectures are: 1900+ of those 3000+ Skylark restaurants are concentrated in just those prefectures. As a reminder they are Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Osaka, Hyogo and Fukuoka.
Just to show how big, in population, those 7 (out or 47) prefectures are: 1900+ of those 3000+ Skylark restaurants are concentrated in just those prefectures. As a reminder they are Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Osaka, Hyogo and Fukuoka.
These are all the Skylark restaurants by the way. skylark.co.jp/company_e/bran…
These are all the Skylark restaurants by the way.
skylark.co.jp/company_e/bran…
(Heh I didn't know Gast is spelled Gusto)
(Heh I didn't know Gast is spelled Gusto)
THIS version is way, way better than the Abe one. twitter.com/888chan888/sta…
THIS version is way, way better than the Abe one. twitter.com/888chan888/sta…
Chances of getting the virus from clothing is very low. The virus tends to live longer on smooth surfaces, e.g. smartphones. To be extra careful, change into fresh clothes when you get home and wash your hands after taking your clothes off.
Chances of getting the virus from clothing is very low. The virus tends to live longer on smooth surfaces, e.g. smartphones. To be extra careful, change into fresh clothes when you get home and wash your hands after taking your clothes off.
Walking or jogging outside for exercise is fine, but don't stop to have a chat with your neighbsor. Just wave from a distance. If you need to talk, have a 2-3 m distance between you and keep it short.
Walking or jogging outside for exercise is fine, but don't stop to have a chat with your neighbsor. Just wave from a distance. If you need to talk, have a 2-3 m distance between you and keep it short.
..late night trains are more crowded these days; the windows are usually closed, and some people are talking loudly, so they are a bigger problem. (=avoid late night trains with loud (drunk?) talkers)
..late night trains are more crowded these days; the windows are usually closed, and some people are talking loudly, so they are a bigger problem. (=avoid late night trains with loud (drunk?) talkers)
Hands - wash or disinfect frequently Other people's saliva (spray): avoid closed spaces, poorly ventilated places, close-up conversation He says daytime trains usually have open windows + ppl aren't talking usually so are fairly safe, but
Hands - wash or disinfect frequently
Other people's saliva (spray): avoid closed spaces, poorly ventilated places, close-up conversation
He says daytime trains usually have open windows + ppl aren't talking usually so are fairly safe, but
(repost because typo) An epidemiologist on a Japanese medical-info type show summed up the things you need to do to protect yourself from getting COVID-19: "Pay attention to your hands and other people's saliva"
(repost because typo)
An epidemiologist on a Japanese medical-info type show summed up the things you need to do to protect yourself from getting COVID-19:
"Pay attention to your hands and other people's saliva"
It is just another way to administer tests safely. (It also doesn't work in areas where ppl don't drive/have their own cars of course, e.g. much of Tokyo.) Some places are already conducting drive-through testing, e.g. Nara. Chiba city also.
It is just another way to administer tests safely. (It also doesn't work in areas where ppl don't drive/have their own cars of course, e.g. much of Tokyo.) Some places are already conducting drive-through testing, e.g. Nara. Chiba city also.
This part "[Abe] said he will ask the ruling parties to hold discussions to provide 100,000 yen to every person in the country in place of the 300,000 yen payment." The 100,000 to everyone will require 4x more money than 300,000 to ppl in need (NHK)
This part "[Abe] said he will ask the ruling parties to hold discussions to provide 100,000 yen to every person in the country in place of the 300,000 yen payment." The 100,000 to everyone will require 4x more money than 300,000 to ppl in need (NHK)
Gifu prefecture has already put into effect similar 'strong requests' for certain business to close as the big 7 prefectures have done. Shiga prefecture is trying a 'go to the office just 1 day out of 5' thing. www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/2020…
Gifu prefecture has already put into effect similar 'strong requests' for certain business to close as the big 7 prefectures have done. Shiga prefecture is trying a 'go to the office just 1 day out of 5' thing.
www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/2020…
The national state of emergency for the whole of Japan went into effect last night (the 16th) in a special declaration by the Prime Minister's office (after I went afk, or stopped checking ^^;) www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ne…
The national state of emergency for the whole of Japan went into effect last night (the 16th) in a special declaration by the Prime Minister's office (after I went afk, or stopped checking ^^;)
www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ne…