Lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in Kyoto

Lifting of COVID-19 restrictions in Kyoto

People return to the streets at night in Kyoto, western Japan, on Oct. 22, 2021, after coronavirus restrictions were lifted in Kyoto Prefecture, allowing restaurants and bars to serve alcohol and operate for longer hours.

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