Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

The other day, I took the Shinkansen to Tokyo for some reason! (For a certain business matter, lol)

And look—there's hardly anyone in the non-reserved seating section!

This is seriously surprising!!

 

I usually prefer reserved seating, but an acquaintance told me, “There are empty seats in the unreserved section!” so I went there.

And then—it was completely empty!

And above all, what really surprised me was Shinagawa!

Shinagawa Station!!!

There's hardly anyone here!

It was around 3:00 p.m.

So, this crowd...

The impact of COVID-19 is truly frightening, isn't it?

 

But I think it's about time I mustered up the courage to take action, or things are going to get bad.

The Japanese are surprisingly compliant. If the authorities ask them to exercise restraint, they’ll go along with it.

In that case, there’s a high probability that the economy will collapse. (The situation is already quite dire!)

 

You're probably sick of it by now, aren't you? Staying home.

You just want to do whatever you want, don't you?

When you go to a convenience store, sanitize your hands.

Sanitize your hands after visiting a public facility.

Apparently, that's all it takes to prevent it.

It’s also recommended to spray hand sanitizer onto your hands so that you can spend at least 20 seconds sanitizing them (by rubbing your hands together).

 

If this is all it takes to carry out economic activities, then let's go ahead and do it that way!

What we in the construction industry can do is earn a lot and spend a lot! That’s what keeps the economy going!

Let's do our best to spend our money in ways that benefit Japan, even if only a little!

Spending money helps boost the economy.

Money is only worth as much as it circulates. (That's a basic economic principle.)

It's not about indulging in luxury; it's simply a matter of stopping to deprive yourself of the things you need.

If we can buy it, let's go ahead and buy it lol

 

See you later.