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© Thomson Reuters 2020.Tokyo health officials ask over 800 theatergoers to get tested for coronavirus
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Cricky
Ask? Is that an Urge?
rgcivilian1
well I wasn't one of them.
Kobe White Bar Owner
@Cricky
Is have and urge to ask the same.
Cricky
Both of us have been here long enough to get a nonsensical urge, it's a local thing. I urge you to cease and desist your urge!
shogun36
What a promotional campaign!
Come see some up and coming boy bands sing and dance.
You might catch a free virus.
Make sure you have fun at the show.
Don’t forget to get checked up after you see it.
It’s possible you will catch the worldwide pandemic virus of 2020.
See you there!
Tokyoite
Hard to comprehend the foolishness that led to this situation.
Putting the whole country at risk, and for what?
blahblah222
But...but it is not a host or hostess club, so according to government the virus doesn’t exist outside of thosr places, and events are perfectly safe for even 5000 people to attend in close quarters in doors
yakyak
What, the Japanese Government cannot see what is about to happen? This is truly unbelievable.
rainyday
If we get an explosive outbreak all because of a boy band musical.....I'm not going to be happy with that.
kyronstavic
That's not the only thing they should be testing when people go to see members of a boy-band.
ExJourno
Abe, Koike get your heads out of your asses, you money-grabbing, power-hungry dolts! Close down entertainment centers and ORDER a stay at home directive! Make it law and have the police do something useful for a change. Movement from home to office and back only if telework is out of the question. The second wave is coming and this stupid theatrical performance is likely to be epicenter.
Patricia Yarrow
If urged by the government, does the government pay for the test?
macv
Wish they'd do same at all schools - my 11 year old daughter returned to her japanese school about a month aqo, at first they held classes with 15 kids, now it's up to 30, seems too many in one room to me, elder daughter began 1st year at Japanese high school, they divided up her class to 15 students per and keep the windows open, son at Waseda studies online only attends once a month.
藤原
Combine this with the new Go To campaign. Should called To Corna campaign.
Seems like they are asking for a major spike in Corona.
that person
Wait a minute! Maybe, just maybe Abe thinks people are immune to corona if they’re wearing a mask?
Everywhere I go it seems to be the general way of thinking. I can’t believe how many people dare to pinch my 1 year olds’ cheeks just because she’s “kawaii“. It drives me nuts. If I say something, I’m considered very rude.
Social distancing is reserved for lineups, and even the coronavirus propaganda signs in the public bus say of you need to sneeze or caught, please do so in a tissue or behind your mask.....
is that enough? Would you be happy if someone starts sneezing and causing in your face as long as they’re wearing a mask? Is it Okay to caught all over a tissue, shove it into your pocket, then share the handrail with me?!?!?
Get real japan, help your people fight this!!!!
blue in green
I don't understand the logic of going to an enclosed indoor theater with lots of people sitting together for hours, just because the govt. gives it the green light.
It seems like the absolute worse place to be, at this time.
I'm all for re-opening of things, but this seems nonsensical.