Scene from Kobe amid coronavirus pandemic

Scene from Kobe amid coronavirus pandemic

People wearing face masks walk in front of a Daimaru department store in Kobe in Hyogo Prefecture on May 11, 2021, with the western Japan prefecture under a coronavirus state of emergency.

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