COVID mask rules eased in Japan

COVID mask rules eased in Japan

Most people wear masks as they come out of the ticket gate for shinkansen bullet trains in JR Nagoya Station in central Japan on March 13, 2023, despite Japan's easing of its COVID-19 guidelines on mask-wearing the same day, with the decision to wear them now left up to individual choice.

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