Overview
By late June, about 1 month after Japan's coronavirus state of emergency had been lifted, people had gradually returned to Tokyo's Inokashira Park. Among the visitors to the popular park's lush greenery and large pond were friends catching up after a long time being unable to meet; a comedy duo practicing to achieve their goal of finding fame; and a company employee leisurely reading a book and enjoying the outdoors after being stuck inside during the previous months. What inspired these people to come here? For 3 days, we asked visitors about what the park means to them.
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8 - 2Toothy Smiles and Dental Woes: A 24-Hour Dentist's Office February 03, 2020 -
8 - 3A Toast to Life February 17, 2020 -
8 - 4A 400K "Survival Run" in Okinawa March 10, 2020 -
8 - 5Akihabara: Infatuated with Electronics April 06, 2020 -
8 - 6Home for the Holidays: A Supermarket in Fukushima April 21, 2020 -
8 - 7Big Fish, Big Dreams May 05, 2020 -
8 - 8Spilling the Beans at a Coffee Stall May 26, 2020 -
8 - 9From Gang Ties to Business Suits June 23, 2020 -
8 - 1010-Year Milestones in Bikers' Life Journeys July 07, 2020 -
8 - 11Mountain Views, Life Insights July 21, 2020 -
8 - 12Climbing the Walls of Life August 04, 2020 -
8 - 13Inside Japan's Largest Freight Terminal August 18, 2020 -
8 - 14Osaka Castle Park: The Park That Never Sleeps September 15, 2020 -
8 - 15Finding Solace at Inokashira Park October 06, 2020 -
8 - 16Tanabata Wishes at a Tokyo Temple October 20, 2020 -
8 - 17Muscle and Bustle: A 24-Hour Gym in Tokyo November 03, 2020 -
8 - 18Small Wedding Stories November 17, 2020 -
8 - 19Tokyo Taxi Oasis December 15, 2020