Large-scale music festival held amid virus pandemic in eastern Japan

Large-scale music festival held amid virus pandemic in eastern Japan

People enter Zozo Marine Stadium in Chiba near Tokyo on Sept. 18, 2021, for a large-scale music festival. The two-day Supersonic festival began despite local authorities' request for postponement amid the coronavirus pandemic.

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