COVID mask rules eased in Japan

COVID mask rules eased in Japan

A number of spectators without masks are pictured at Edion Arena Osaka in western Japan, the venue for the Spring Grand Sumo Tournament, on March 13, 2023, as Japan dropped its request for people to wear masks after three years.

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