Japan government's "Go To Eat" campaign

Japan government's "Go To Eat" campaign

People form a line in Tokyo to buy the government's "Go To Eat" vouchers, designed to promote dining out and support the restaurant industry battered by the coronavirus pandemic, on Nov. 20, 2020, as voucher sales began in the capital.

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