Japan remains largely masked up on 1st day of eased COVID rules

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Japan remains largely masked up on 1st day of eased COVID rules

Japan's easing of coronavirus guidelines on mask-wearing had little apparent effect on Monday, with many people still opting to stick with the habit that has been entrenched for the past three years amid the pandemic. Passengers step into a shinkansen bullet train at JR Tokyo Station on March 13, 2023, while wearing face masks despite Japan on the same day easing its COVID-19 guidelines on mask-wearing.

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