Suspension of travel promotion campaign across Japan

Suspension of travel promotion campaign across Japan

A signboard (upper center) promoting the Japanese government's travel subsidy program for the coronavirus-hit domestic tourism industry is seen at a fish store on Tokyo's Ameyoko shopping street on Dec. 28, 2020. The government expanded the suspension the same day of the travel program across the country through Jan. 11 in response to the recent notable increase in coronavirus infections.

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