Tokyo, 12 prefectures under COVID quasi-emergency

Commuters wearing masks for protection against the coronavirus are seen at JR Shimbashi Station in Tokyo on their way to work on Jan. 21, 2022. A COVID-19 quasi-state of emergency took effect the same day in Tokyo and 12 prefectures in Japan through Feb. 13.

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