I'm even more rapt today! New Corona



Yesterday, I was immensely disappointed with the number of corona-infected people in Tokyo. Today we increased yesterday's number to 293 infected people.

There is no other option but to stop complaining.

In spite of the fact that so many people have been infected, both the national government and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government are still working on the same issue as last time.
We have not declared a state of emergency.

It is assumed that this is because if you request restraint, subsidies and other support measures will inevitably follow. If that doesn't happen, the momentum of the infection won't stop, and it will continue to grow until there are 1,000s and 10,000s of people like in foreign countries. It can cause an infectious explosion.

We can't think of anything else that needs to be done other than to cut off person-to-person contact.

You can't break the bond between people, but remotes, smartphones, and other means of connecting with people. There are plenty of them.

Even if you can't share the same time and space in that place, with a loved one or someone close to you. The connection will never be broken.

It is better to transmit the coronavirus to your loved ones and cause them pain. When you think about how guilty it is, now is the time to keep your distance and choose not to make contact. I think it's important.

There is a huge increase in the number of people in their 20's to 40's who are now infected.

These people may be able to pass it on to their grandfathers and grandmothers.

This could be life-threatening for the elderly who are not strong enough to do so.

If young people make an effort to avoid contracting corona, it will save the lives of the elderly.

Please, please do not go to places that are considered risky from the start, and keep your social distance. Let's protect the lives of our loved ones at all costs!

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