People wear masks to prevent the COVID-19 epidemic in Osaka, Japan. Photo: Kyodo/VNA Accordingly, commercial centers are allowed to fully operate on weekdays, but the opening hours are shorter and still have to maintain restrictive measures on weekends, only opening restaurants or shops. areas selling daily necessities. In Tokyo and Osaka, all shopping centers of Isetan Mitsukoshi Company and H2O Retail Group fully reopened on June 1. The Universal Studios Japan theme park in Osaka has also reopened for the first time since it was closed on April 25. 2 hours before the park opened, a long line of people waited in front of the gate. As planned, the park is only open on weekdays and continues to be closed on weekends. Park officials estimate the number of visitors to the park can be up to 5,000 each day and have installed partitions between dining tables at the park’s restaurant. In addition, park staff will also suggest that visitors leave the park at different times to avoid crowding. On the same day, Japan also decided to cancel a football friendly match against Jamaica after 10 players of the Jamaican team could not board the plane due to problems related to testing for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. According to the Japan Football Association (JFA), only half of the players in the Jamaican football team were allowed to board the plane, while 10 players were unable to board the plane due to problems with testing measures for the SARS virus. -CoV-2. The JFA did not give details, but according to Jamaica’s Gleaner newspaper, the country’s players currently playing in England did not have PCR test results – which is one of the requirements for entry to Japan. Copy. Meanwhile, according to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Tel Aviv, on June 1, Israel lifted all social restriction measures after more than a year of application, because the COVID-19 epidemic situation had decreased to near the average level. often. Accordingly, Israelis no longer have to present a “green card” certifying that they have been vaccinated or have immunity when setting foot in crowded places in enclosed spaces such as restaurants and bars; agencies and offices are no longer limited to the number of employees present at the same time; Crowded events, both indoor and outdoor, are no longer limited to the number of participants. Currently, only a few regulations on COVID-19 prevention and control remain in effect, including the mandatory wearing of masks in enclosed spaces and mandatory isolation for those entering the country. However, Israeli authorities are considering lifting the mask wearing rule in the next few days. The regulation of wearing masks when outdoors has been lifted since mid-April. After the intensive vaccination campaign, the number of new COVID-19 cases in Israel has decreased rapidly, currently only 4-5 cases / day, compared to the peak of over 10,000 cases / day. The number of cases being treated also decreased to 350 cases. Israel has completed vaccination against COVID-19 for over 70% of eligible subjects and is planning to vaccinate children 12-15 years old.

People in Tokyo, Japan, May 7, 2021. Photo: THX/VNA Faced with the fact that many businesses operating in the above fields have complained about the serious effects of having to close partially or completely when the current state of emergency was imposed at the end of April, last week, The government of Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide has issued new guidelines aimed at balancing controlling the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and reviving the already ravaged economy. Accordingly, commercial centers are allowed to fully operate on weekdays, but the opening hours are shorter and still have to maintain restrictive measures on weekends, only opening restaurants or shops. areas selling daily necessities. In Tokyo and Osaka, all shopping centers of Isetan Mitsukoshi Company and H2O Retail Group fully reopened on June 1. The Universal Studios Japan theme park in Osaka has also reopened for the first time since it was closed on April 25. 2 hours before the park opened, a long line of people waited in front of the gate. As planned, the park is only open on weekdays and continues to be closed on weekends. Park officials estimate the number of visitors to the park can be up to 5,000 each day and have installed partitions between dining tables at the park’s restaurant. In addition, park staff will also suggest that visitors leave the park at different times to avoid crowding. On the same day, Japan also decided to cancel a football friendly match against Jamaica after 10 players of the Jamaican team could not board the plane due to problems related to testing for the SARS-CoV-2 virus. According to the Japan Football Association (JFA), only half of the players in the Jamaican football team were allowed to board the plane, while 10 players were unable to board the plane due to problems with testing measures for the SARS virus. -CoV-2. The JFA did not give details, but according to Jamaica’s Gleaner newspaper, the country’s players currently playing in England did not have PCR test results – which is one of the requirements for entry to Japan. Copy./.

Video: Close-up of transparent and economical level 4 house The level 4 house in the picture was built in a new town at the northernmost tip of Minoh city (Osaka, Japan), which has a rich natural environment. The owner is a young couple who wants the house to be able to blend in with nature and minimize the boundary between the house and the surrounding environment. Based on the requirements of the owner, architect Yasuyuki Kitamura has created a transparent level 4 house. Allow light to reach every nook and cranny of the house. The roof in the middle of the house is covered with heat-resistant, transparent materials to get light for the house. The two horizontal sides of the house are designed entirely with transparent glass, eliminating the boundary between the house and the surrounding environment. In addition, homeowners also install thin white curtains to block sunlight and adjust visibility. The house uses many small wooden pillars to support the roof of the house. The interior of the house from the kitchen shelf to the decorative potted plants all use white as the main color. The reception and dining tables match the color of the wooden pillars in the house, creating a sense of color uniformity. Although the house is transparent, the bedroom and toilet of the house are still closed to ensure privacy; For these rooms, homeowners use sliding doors to ensure the orderliness of the house. In the house, decorated with many trees to create vitality and accents for the house, which takes the main white tone. After being posted by Archdaily, this model was quickly shared on housing forums and made many people “fever” because it was so unique and simple in design. Design drawings of the house

As noted by the Economic & Urban Reporter, canary flowers have begun to bloom since early May, creating clusters of bright yellow flowers around West Lake. Muong canary also has some other names such as Queen Muong, Lantern Flower, Water Scorpion, Yellow Scorpion, Apricot String, Late Spring Tree, Late Blooming Apricot. Also known as Osaka or Osaka yellow flowers, it grows well in sunny and well-drained places. Tree usually up to 10-20 m tall, fast growing, trunk diameter about 40 cm. Canaries are planted a lot in the area around West Lake and newly built urban areas. The plant is not suitable for arid or cold climates, although it is tolerant of drought and salinity. Canary flowers form large flower clusters, many flowers but sparse, drooping flowers 20 – 40 cm long. Peduncle 15-35 cm or more. The bright yellow color of canaries on the shores of West Lake has attracted the attention of young people. Along the road along the West Lake, it is not difficult to see canaries stand out by the clusters of yellow flowers. The golden canary creates a unique feature that makes West Lake attractive and attractive to many people. It can be seen that there are few urban trees that give such a bright yellow color, even though a few single trees brighten up a street corner. Flowers bloom in large clusters, oval petals, covered with a silky golden color.

Canaries with their characteristic yellow color are planted a lot in the area around West Lake and newly built urban areas. Canary canary is also known as the queen, lantern flower, water scorpion, yellow scorpion, Osaka, apricot tree, late spring tree, late blooming apricot…. Canary canary has large flower clusters, many flowers but sparse, drooping flowers 20-40 cm long. Peduncle 15-35 cm or more. Canary canary with its characteristic yellow color is a unique feature that makes West Lake more attractive and attractive in the early days of summer. Canary flowers bloom most beautifully around May, when the bright rays of the summer sun begin. The canary-colored flowers with brilliant yellow color add to the beauty of West Lake. The canaries along the West Lake are small, thin, but full of yellow flowers, like beautiful lanterns in the summer weather. In the middle of May, under the blazing sun of summer, canary flowers bloom again on the road along the West Lake. The canary flower season lasts about 2 months, from May to July. Canaries bloom at the same time, bright yellow creating a beautiful scene around West Lake. Although not widely planted like many other flowering plants, the yellow canary trees around the road along the West Lake really captivated many flower lovers.

People wait to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in Tokyo, Japan on May 24, 2021. Photo: AFP/VNA According to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Tokyo, speaking at a press conference after announcing the extension of the state of emergency for nine provinces on May 28, Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide emphasized his determination to deploy COVID-19 vaccine vaccination for people under 65 years of age, including those with underlying medical conditions, starting at the end of next month. Regarding vaccine supply, Prime Minister Suga affirmed that the government will ensure the necessary amount of vaccine for the vaccination campaign with 100 million doses expected to arrive in Japan by the end of June and another 100 million doses to be added. September. The specific vaccination time of each locality will be decided on the basis of the positive results of vaccination for people over 65 years old, and the location can also be expanded to implement in the workplace. jobs or universities. Prime Minister Suga said the Japanese government will do its best to soon return to normal life for the people with efforts to speed up the pace of COVID-19 vaccination. Currently, the vaccination rate is around 400,000-500,000 times/day, but from June it will be increased to 1 million times/day. Japan started the COVID-19 vaccine vaccination campaign in February, basically giving enough shots for medical staff who are the frontline force against the epidemic. With the operation of two large-scale vaccination centers in Tokyo and Osaka from May 24, as well as positive results from the negotiation to buy vaccines, the Japanese government is expected to be able to vaccinate the entire population. the entire population from the end of June, 1 month earlier than originally planned. In addition, children will also be included in vaccination after the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) has licensed Pfizer’s vaccine to expand the vaccination age from 12-15 years old. . Meanwhile, the pharmaceutical company Modena has also submitted clinical data to the MHLW and may be approved for injections in subjects 12 years of age and older next month.

The Sagano Bamboo Forest located in Arashiyama is the second most popular tourist attraction in Kyoto. Walking in this bamboo forest makes you feel like you are lost in another world. Although quite crowded during the peak tourist season, it is undeniable that Sagano bamboo forest is a place to visit when coming to this place. Autumn is the best time to visit Hitachi Seaside Park, a popular park on the east coast of Honshu – Japan’s largest island. This is the ideal place for you to have a short break away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Hitachi Seaside Park, located northeast of Tokyo, welcomes visitors at any time of the year thanks to its flowers blooming like a colorful picture. September is the ideal time to visit because the flowers are in full bloom but if you like to see Baby Blue Eyes flowers, you should come in April or May. Have you ever wanted to visit the Wisteria tunnel? If so, the Kawachi garden located in the southern part of Kyushu is the destination for you. The Japanese love Wisteria and flowers are the hallmark of Japanese Waka poetry. The best time to visit the garden is at the end of April when the flowers are at their brightest. If you have time to Tokyo, you should spend a day visiting Kawagoe. Kawagoe is famous for its rivers and is often called “little Edo” because the main road here still retains the old atmosphere of towns from the Edo period (1603-1867). Kawagoe Festival is held for 3 days on the third Saturday and Sunday of October. The Fuji Shibazakura Festival is an annual event held in the area of ​​5 lakes around Mount Fuji. Visitors to the festival will be treated to a breathtaking view. That is the beauty of more than 800,000 alternating pink, white and purple flowers covering the field. This festival is usually held between April and June and the best time is every morning. Fushimi Inari Shine is one of the most important Shinto shrines in southern Kyoto that remembers the merits of Inari – the god of rice. The foxes here are said to be messengers of the god Inari so there are many fox statues around the temple. The main attraction for tourists is the thousands of gates of the Shinto Shinto shrine arranged consecutively around the main houses. The Nakasendo Path is a walking path that begins in Kyoto and ends in Edo. Nakasendo means “road through the mountains” and was an important route of the 17th century. To go all the way, it takes you 10 days, walking 3-4 hours each day. It has impressive scenes that contain features of Japan’s long history. Natadera Temple is beautiful at all times, especially in winter. This temple is 1300 years old, founded in 717 by a Buddhist monk. Both the nearby Mount Hakusan and the shrine are popular sacred destinations to this day. If you want a place that has both ancient historical sites and scenic spots, don’t miss Seigantoji Temple. Located in the Wakayama district, Higashimuro, the temple is 3 stories high and next to it is a beautiful waterfall 133 meters high. The Japanese want to preserve their traditions of bamboo and rice cultivation by holding a bamboo light festival in Taketa, Ōita. This event started in 2000 attracting visitors from all over the world who come here to see 20,000 lanterns light up for 3 nights. This festival starts from the third Friday of November. You can always do interesting things in Osaka whether on a warm sunny day or a rainy day. This is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo with unique architecture, bustling nightlife, delicious street food and of course the famous Osaka castle. Hokkaido is Japan’s second largest island located in the north. This place is a vast and wild land with an area 40 times the size of Tokyo but the population is only 1/3 of that. If visiting this fascinating land, be sure to visit the Blue Pond (Aoiike) with its beautiful clear blue water made from natural minerals. Cherry blossoms are one of the most characteristic features of Japan. Every spring, Japan is covered with tender cherry blossom petals. However, if you want to enjoy the beauty of this flower, you need to choose the right time because cherry blossoms only bloom for a few weeks. If you plan to visit Japan, it would be a mistake not to visit one of the country’s most famous natural wonders. Those are Chureito Pagoda and Mount Fuji. From Chureito Pagoda, visitors can admire the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji. This is a temple built in 1963 as a symbol of peace.

On April 23, Japan declared a state of emergency in Tokyo and three western provinces, in the context of the country facing a wave of epidemics. COVID-19 when only 3 months from the Olympics Olympic will take place. Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide said that an emergency will be in place in Tokyo and Kyoto, Osaka and Hyogo prefectures. According to Economic Minister Yasutoshi Nishimura, the state of emergency will last from April 25 to May 11. In particular, restaurants, bars, karaoke bars serving alcoholic beverages will have to close, while sporting events will take place without audience. Violations will be sanctioned according to the new rules. Department stores, movie theaters and other businesses over 1,000 square meters will also close, while offices and businesses have to make it easier for employees to work from home. Even so, schools continued to open. According to Minister Nishimura, Japanese officials want people to limit travel as much as possible, so it needs strong, concentrated and short-term restrictions. Execution wave state of emergency this time affects nearly a quarter of the Japanese population and will last through “Golden Week” (29 / 4-5 / 5). Therefore, the tourism industry and the service business are expected to suffer a lot. Meanwhile, the Mayor Tokyo Yuriko Koike said authorities would recommend that shops and buildings turn off signs and advertising lights at night to let the city “fall into the dark”, thereby making residents less likely to go out into the street . Besides, Ms. Koike also suggested people who do not live in Tokyo should not come to this city if possible./. People in the Japanese capital Tokyo. (Photo: AFP / VNA)

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