Coming-of-Age ceremony under virus state of emergency

Coming-of-Age ceremony under virus state of emergency

Photo taken on Jan. 11, 2021, shows 10 people attending a coming-of-age ceremony at Saitama Super Arena near Tokyo, broadcast online for other people in the city who would have attended it without the coronavirus pandemic. The 10 people organized the ceremony, held at a time when the Tokyo metropolitan area is under a virus state of emergency.

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