When I visited Japan I saw a lot of people in public wearing masks. I asked, "Are they scared of getting sick?" I was told, "No, they think they could be sick and are protecting everyone else." And that was it. No complaining or wailing about masks. Just consideration for others.
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This is all after the state of emergency was lifted. I can't tell you much about before because I was staying the hell home as were most people, but the one time I had to leave for some necessary bureaucracy the trains were at like 20% of normal usage.
Since I had gone all the way there at the time I figured I'd grab takeout at a place I particularly liked, but no dice: it was closed. Also the supermarket nearest to where I live was operating on reduced hours (closing 10PM, previously was 24h, now it's back again).
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Well you’re there , I can only go by what I read. This article is from the Hill.pic.twitter.com/zjboPxrXHo
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Also, I've had like 5 concerts or large events I had tickets to be cancelled or postponed multiple times now. I've myself had to arrange to cancel an event I was staff at and then we made it an online streaming event instead.
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