THE WAY THAT THE JAPANESE FOUND TO BE BACK TO THE STADIUM

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Due to the pandemic, the sports have been cancelled all around the world, but now, in Japan the activities in the stadium are back with only 5.ooo people. But it is forbidden to sing, to cheer and to make any noise related to that because of the fear of spreading the virus.


In that country the virus has been a persistent presence since January but has never flared out of control as it did in the United States and Europe, that's why they were able to open the doors of their stadiums with all the precautions, such as the use of the face mask and bottles of hand sanitizer. Also, before people enter, they are submitted to a thermometer scan and they have to keep distance as they line up to buy food or souvenirs.

(New York Times, 2020)





This article has been written by SMARIO Carola, MULLER Valentina, PEZZOLO Candelaria and LA ROCA Martina.

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