By YOSHICHIKA YAMANAKA/ Staff Writer
September 14, 2020 at 18:46 JST
Sumire gakkyu (Sumire class), operator of children’s cafeterias based in Oita, keeps its cafeterias in the city open despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Children sit apart from each other as a precaution against infections. (Provided by Sumire gakkyu)
Yoko Yuki used to feed hungry children at her cafeteria in Osaka's Minato Ward until the new coronavirus pandemic forced her to close it in March. [Read More]
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