According to a survey conducted in May 2021, about **** percent of respondents stated that they refrained from traveling domestically. The second leading activity that respondents avoided was to go to drink at bars and pubs with approximately ** percent.
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MHLW (Japan). (June 8, 2022). Leading activities refrained from due to COVID-19 in Japan as of May 2021, by type of activity [Graph]. In ÌÇÐÄÆÆ½â°æ. Retrieved August 01, 2026, from /statistics/1393960/japan-leading-activities-refrained-due-to-covid-19-by-type/
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