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In an effort to curb the spread of the Covid-19-causing new coronavirus in Japan the government on April 16 expanded a state of emergency from Tokyo and six other prefectures to cover the entirety of Japan.
Under these circumstances we interviewed foreigners living in Japan to find out how life, work, family and more had changed for them under a state of emergency.
In these interviews we talk about daily life, working in the midst of a pandemic, the Japanese reaction to the coronavirus outbreak, and how foreigners in Japan are passing the time while stuck indoors. With one eye on any prospect of a silver lining, we also ask what people want to do as soon as the state of emergency is lifted.
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Life in a #Japan state of emergency: Interview(1) with expats during #coronavirus pandemic
– https://youtu.be/Z9dL1yGs0IM
Life in a #Japan state of emergency: Interview(2) with expats during #coronavirus pandemic
– https://youtu.be/GkWodca3YN0
How to claim your 100,000-yen coronavirus one-off payment: Guide issued
– https://youtu.be/J3BHRrPcbFs
“New Coronavirus in Japan: Interviews with local business owners in Tokyo on coronavirus impact”
– Interview#1 with local business owners in Tokyo on coronavirus impact –
– https://youtu.be/Cvj-mk9kwyg
– Interview#2 with local business owners in Tokyo on coronavirus impact –
– https://youtu.be/tAuaepxlV94
– Interview#3 with local business owners in Tokyo on coronavirus impact –
– https://youtu.be/fmpuFMGLS5c
You can find a number of threads on the City-Cost “Q&A” through which expats living Japan are sharing info, concerns and hopes regarding the situation surrounding the new coronavirus outbreak in Japan.
– https://www.city-cost.com/qa?=y
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