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Drive-through services expand in Japan as coronavirus spreads

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Drive through testing should have been implemented weeks ago! The world bought Japan time to prepare and Abe squandered it and is now playing a desperate game of catch up with weak measures. It's like losing a football game by a huge margin in the fourth quarter and instead of going for it on fourth and long, he's going to punt. Sorry for the readers who don't know U.S. football....

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Only in Niigata and Nagoya?

Which hospitals are offering this service?

Not one hospital is named!

Useless...

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are izakayas going to be drive thru too? oh wait not, theyre still open

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Mos Food Services Inc, the operator of the Mos Burger chain, already improved buns and packaging for drive-through customers in October, when Japan's consumption tax hike made it more expensive to dine in than take out.

I heard someone in the kitchen sneeze about 15 times while waiting for my order at Mos Burger years back. Haven't been able to bring myself to go back again. That and the fact that they are expensive despite little meat doesn't help.

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Good idea.

Something from America that Japan should be copying.

Should also boast car sales and hence the economy.

You have once again able to amaze me with your logic! Car sales are going up because people need to buy a new car to do drive through virus testing?

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are izakayas going to be drive thru too? oh wait not, theyre still open

Ha ha ha. Good one, mate.

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Forgot to type these

or drive through meals?

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