There's a tinge of defiance throughout Tokyo, the world's most populous city, even as Japan appears to be on the brink of another major Covid-19 outbreak. Many feel their leaders have only done the bare minimum to stop the novel coronavirus pandemic.
There's a tinge of defiance throughout the Japanese capital, where many feel their leaders have only done the bare minimum to stop the novel coronavirus pandemic."Yes, we should listen to the government," Sato said."But we all have our own situations, we cannot always swallow whatever the government says. We cannot survive without working, we cannot stop going out altogether.
Sales slumped 95% in April compared to March, and though things bounced back slightly, business was down again in July. Hiryama was forced to furlough most of his employees, and some days he works the store alone, making deliveries on the side to help cover costs.Hirayama is going to comply with the 10 p.m. request, he said, essentially due to peer pressure: neighboring restaurants and bars are doing so.
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