Nihon Essay Essay Sakaba to Corona / Satoshi Otake / Kiyoko Eto

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Japanese Essays and Essays : "The hardest thing for us is being forgotten."
"The most painful thing for us is being forgotten."
After 40 years of interviews at bars, the editor-in-chief of the first issue of "Sake and Snacks" listened to live voices.
A record of a bar that was tossed about by the novel coronavirus.
The bars will be closed for the time being.
Declaration of a state of emergency, priority preventative measures, closures, business operating with reduced hours, social distancing, prohibition of alcoholic beverages, restrictions on the number of people, 90 minutes, infection control infection control measures, take-out, lunch box, lunch, temperature measurement, disinfection, acrylic board, mask eating and drinking, non-al, alcoholic beverages until 7 : 00 p.m., restaurants close at 8 : 00, Subsidy Program for Sustaining Businesses, employment adjustment subsidy, voluntary suspension of business cooperation funds.
What have the owners of bars thought and how have they spent their time.
[Author's brief history]
Born in 1963.
After graduating from Waseda University's Second Department of Letters, worked as a freelancer at a publishing company, an advertising agency, and an editorial production company.
Founded the community media magazine "Sake and Snacks" with his friends in 2002.
Published many books, including the Hoppy Marathon 』 (Chikuma Bunko) on the 『 Chuo Line Across Tokyo, 『 no Shiki 』 (a book magazine)