TOKYO - The Tokyo metropolitan government on Thursday lifted its warning about a possible increase in the number of coronavirus infections in the capital, moving a step closer to a full resumption of economic and social activities in the capital.Aside from the lifting of the "Tokyo alert," which Gov. Yuriko Koike issued June 2, the metropolitan government further eased restrictions on business activities in Tokyo midnight Thursday.The next phase of easing business restrictions allows karaoke boxes, arcade centers and pachinko parlors to reopen, as well as restaurants and pubs to operate lon…READ FULL ARTICLE
