Aichi Pref. under coronavirus state of emergency

Aichi Pref. under coronavirus state of emergency

A souvenir shop manager sweeps in front of her store near Nagoya Castle in Nagoya, central Japan, on Jan. 16, 2021, the first weekend after Aichi Prefecture was added to a list of places under a coronavirus state of emergency. Far fewer people than usual visited the castle.

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