Bowling alley in Tokyo reopens amid coronavirus pandemic

Bowling alley in Tokyo reopens amid coronavirus pandemic

Photo shows Sasazuka Bowl in Tokyo on May 12, 2021, that reopened the same day exclusively for paid members amid the coronavirus pandemic. With the third state of emergency extended to May 31 in the Japanese capital, the government eased restrictions the same day on department stores and other large commercial facilities to mitigate the economic impact.

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