"Social distancing" cafe in Tokyo

"Social distancing" cafe in Tokyo

Photo taken in Tokyo's Ikebukuro area on May 25, 2020, shows what its owner call a "social distancing" cafe where each table is placed apart with a customer asked to visit independently while wearing a face mask to reduce the risk of coronavirus infections. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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