Easy to do when you’re an island nation .
Smart and prudent move.
What about their migrant labor needs?
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Japan has managed to keep the rate of infection low in spite of having some very densely populated cities with crowded subways, and having been overrun with Chinese tourists prior to February of this year.
There is very little handshaking or hugging in Japanese culture, just bowing. I also find myself wondering if this could have something to do with their very elaborate toilets. I don’t want to be overly graphic, but everything has been thoroughly cleansed in Japan long before toilet paper is ever deployed.
“This may be the tip of the iceberg”: Why Japan’s coronavirus crisis may be just beginning
https://www.vox.com/covid-19-coronavirus-explainers/2020/3/28/21196382/japan-coronavirus-cases-covid-19-deaths-quarantine
Good for Japan!
I’m kind of surprised it hasn’t been done already.
It is odd how this invisible virus shows us a value to nationalism, in an age where it has become a dirty word.
We should not be so quick to dismiss our nature for living in families, clans, communities, regions and countries.
not the Xenophon nippons!
The world is getting a lot bigger.