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Some theaters and theme parks in Tokyo have begun to open conditionally in the past week while taking thorough measures to prevent coronavirus infections while under the government’s extended third state of emergency over the pandemic. The state of emergency for Tokyo and the prefectures of Osaka, Kyoto and Hyogo was initially set to expire on Tuesday. It was extended, however, and the central prefecture of Aichi and the southwestern prefecture of Fukuoka were added to the list on Wednesday. The emergency, now covering the six prefectures, is slated to run until May 31. Among the facilitie...

Tokyo's theaters and theme parks begin to reopen — with conditions Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. If you're not sure how to activate it, please refer to this site: https://www.enable-javascript.com/ The Hanayashiki amusement park in Tokyo, pictured on May 1, was closed temporarily due to a coronavirus state of emergency in the capital. | KYODO Jiji May 16, 2021 Some theaters and theme parks in Tokyo have begun to open conditionally in the past week while taking thorough measures to prevent coronavirus infections while under the government’s exten...

Travel in Fukuoka Prefecture During Golden Week Went Up More people participated in tourism activities in Fukuoka during the 2021 Golden Week holidays, compared to the previous year. JR Kyushu announced on May 6 that the number of passengers on its trains and shinkansen between Apr. 28 ~ May 5 was seven times larger than last year. Starflyer also reported around a 760% increase in the number of passengers on its flights between Apr. 29 ~ May 5. However, these standards remain as low as around 30% of the pre-coronavirus times. Also, an NHK research revealed that the number of people who visit...

Keiko Kimura, center, poses with dancers on the stage in Kita-Kyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture, on Nov. 24. (Takuya Miyano) KITA-KYUSHU--Applause rang out after each exotic dancer completed her set on a rotating stage here in late November. But it was a far cry from the boisterous atmosphere that had rocked the club in its heyday. And now, after years of dwindling business and the recent spread of the novel coronavirus, the owner has finally lost her drive to continue operating A-kyu Kokura Gekijo (A-list Kokura Theater), the last remaining strip club on the southern main island of Kyushu. “The s...