Universal Studios Japan admit visitors from across nation

People are seated while maintaining social distancing at an area where visitors can rest without wearing face masks at Universal Studios Japan in Osaka on July 20, 2020. The theme park started accepting visitors from across the nation the same day after its partial opening last month to locals following a three-month shutdown over novel coronavirus outbreak.

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