What will life in Japan under a state of emergency look like?
(WorldNews Japan)

A state of emergency is set to be declared in parts of Japan most heavily hit by the spread of the coronavirus. So how will life change for residents? In practice, not as much as you might think. People will be instructed to stay at home except to carry out important tasks such as purchasing food and daily supplies, or seeking medical care. Working from home will be encouraged. Essential businesses such as supermarkets, convenience stores and pharmacies will remain open, though panic buying and hoarding of everyday necessities like toilet paper could become worse. Places where people gather in large numbers such as theaters, concert halls, and sports stadiums may be ordered to close, and...