Combination of factors is keeping masks on in Tokyo even as the government says they don’t have to be.
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We find out if people in Tokyo are ripping off their masks and throwing them to the wind in light of the new changes.
Even with government plans to downgrade the coronavirus to the same danger level as seasonal flu, many plan to stay masked up.
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