Are the trains still that crowded after Corona in Japan?

君塚カール嘉史

Are the trains still as crowded as they used to be at the moment?

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Sophia Appelbaum

I've been trying to avoid going out and taking the train, so my sample size isn't great, but in my experience there are fewer people on the train right now... but the trains aren't empty either. During rush hour there are still plenty of people commuting, unfortunately.
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