Virus-hit live house to reopen in Osaka

Virus-hit live house to reopen in Osaka

Photo taken in Osaka on May 30, 2020, shows Yukishige Katayama, owner of Soap Opera Classics Umeda live music house, speaking in his house ahead of its planned reopening on June 1, following the Osaka prefectural government's recent lifting of a business suspension request. A cluster of coronavirus cases were reported at the house. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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