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Japanese city cuts 800,000 tulips after people refuse to stay away despite coronavirus risks
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Oona McGee
Apr 20, 2020 - Tweet
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- (Chiba • coronavirus • COVID-19 • flowers • news • tourism • tourist sites • travel • tulips)
It’s not fire, and it’s not food, but every Japanese person immediately understands the symbol that has the rest of the world scratching their heads.
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