Universal Studios Japan reopens after 1-month suspension

Universal Studios Japan reopens after 1-month suspension

A Universal Studios Japan staff greets visitors at the park's entrance in Osaka on June 1, 2021, as the amusement park reopens the same day after about a one-month suspension due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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