/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>23192921
Cases started being find out last week. ~50 so far. It is because of people that travelled to Italy after it was already booming there. We prepared a month or more of food before the cases, though. People are not finally stocking up a bit themselves, but nothing super drastic. You can buy food and toilet paper just fine. Well, might be a bit hard to get bread if you are going to the shop at 8pm.
The Japanese have been hoarding for a while now. They are want to reopen schools, but I wouldn't be surprised if it is just to close them again soon after. Technically not all are closed anyway. At the very least I think Japan is going to be one of the countries that have a steady supply of new cases, but won't go super insane in numbers. The people seem to take it seriously enough. The problem is if they start relaxing.
This doesn't look like a lot for the crossing. It is noon even. And people are definitely keeping more distance from each other.