Fast Food Chains Cut Back Operations in Japan
McDonald’s and Starbucks in Japan are cutting back further on store operations as part of moves to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus epidemic.
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Tokyo Asks Businesses to Suspend Operations
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Japan declares a state of emergency, but it will be business as usual for public infrastructure, major banks, and convenience stores.
Color Your World with Vegetable Crayons
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