Japan eases virus rule to allow more people at sports, movie venues

Fans come to see a J-League football game at Toyota Stadium in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on Sept. 19, 2020. Japan relaxed a rule limiting the size of crowds at pro sports games, movie theaters and other events the same day in yet another sign of a gradual return to social and economic activities at pre-coronavirus pandemic levels.

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