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Hokkaido spends over $1 million to lobby lawmakers in Tokyo | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis
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Adventure Travel World Summit 2023 was held in Hokkaido for the first time in Asia, joined by 750 participants from 64 countries and regions
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Fodboldkampe og maratonkonkurrencerne i den nordlige Hokkaido-region bliver uden tilskuere under OL.
10. juli 2021, 08.42 Sapporo Dome med plads til godt 40.000 siddepladser kommer til at stå tomt, når der spilles kampe i de olympiske fodboldturneringer om kort tid.
SAPPORO Japans nordligste region, Hokkaido, lukker ligesom Tokyo ned for tilskuere til det kommende OL.
Regionen er under legene i Tokyo vært for flere fodboldkampe i hovedbyen Sapporo, hvor også de olympiske konkurrencer i maratonløb og kapgang vil blive afholdt.
Guvernør Naomichi Suzuki fortæller, at regionen ønsker at beskytte lokalbefolkningen mod nye udbrud af coronasmitte.
- Alle konkurrencer i Sapporo vil foregå uden tilskuere, siger Naomichi Suzuki.
Subsidy travel campaign in the spotlight | NHK WORLD-JAPAN News
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Subsidy travel campaign in the spotlight Japanese authorities and experts are preparing for the next steps in the fight against the coronavirus as a crucial three-week period draws to a close.
The panel of experts are calling on the government to stop giving a subsidy to travel to areas where cases are rising.
The experts met on Friday, just a few days out from the end of what they had called a critical three weeks. One of the agenda items was the government s domestic travel campaign which has been in place to support the pandemic-battered economy.
The government panel head Omi Shigeru said, The advisory panel wants the travel campaign to be halted in stage-three areas. In other words, people should avoid crossing prefectural borders.