When Sayaka Nakamoto first moved to Australia in 2012, she noticed locals were not in the habit of wearing face masks when sick with a cold or flu."Last year, I never saw anyone wearing masks. People seem to think it's something for seriously ill people to wear," the Japanese-born mother of one said.Related coverage:Japanese celebs express shock, anger at gov't plan for more AbenomasksNakamoto, who lives in Melbourne with her husband and daughter, said it was difficult to find masks locally when she was sick, and so decided to make her own, which she's been selling online since 2017.Prior t…READ FULL ARTICLE
