Suspension of travel promotion campaign across Japan

Suspension of travel promotion campaign across Japan

Fewer people than usual walk on a street in Osaka's famous tourist spot Shinsekai on Dec. 28, 2020, amid the coronavirus pandemic. The Japanese government the same day expanded a suspension of its travel promotion program for the virus-hit domestic tourism industry across the country through Jan. 11 in response to a recent notable increase in infections.

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