Japan ends COVID-19 state of emergency in Tokyo region

Japan ends COVID-19 state of emergency in Tokyo region

People wearing face masks walk in Tokyo's Shimbashi area on March 22, 2021, during the first evening after the COVID-19 state of emergency was lifted in the Japanese capital and three neighboring prefectures, the last remaining area of the country that had been under the measure introduced in early January.

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