Suspension of travel subsidy program

Suspension of travel subsidy program

Atsuta Jingu shrine in Nagoya is relatively quiet on Dec. 19, 2020, the first weekend after the central Japan city was suspended from the Japanese government's travel subsidy program on Dec. 14 amid an unabated rise in coronavirus infections.

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