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| Above, the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
The coronavirus has hit Japan hard.
Months ago, it seemed that Japan was weathering the pandemic quite well and life was returning to some normalcy.
All that changed in recent weeks as the pandemic is hitting the country hard, so hard that the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is now temporarily closed.
According to NHK:
A museum in Hiroshima that documents the 1945 atomic bombing of the city has been temporarily closed amid a surge in coronavirus cases.
The Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum is one of 45 facilities in the western Japanese city that officials have decided to temporarily close to reduce personal contact.
A notice at the entrance says the museum will remain closed until January 3. But people who have already made reservations will be allowed to enter.
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