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Japan’s never-ending germophobia - Daily Telegraph NZ

Summary by Daily Telegraph NZ
World’s busiest pedestrian crossing, Tokyo. Some in the independent Internet news media world seem to have the misconception that most Japanese people now reject the Covid narrative of the last five years. The truth is the opposite. Japan’s leaders, the news media, and the public still mostly adhere to the Covid lies that large numbers of people in the rest of the world now admit were false. For example, consider the following article and its he…
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Japan’s never-ending germophobia - Daily Telegraph NZ

World’s busiest pedestrian crossing, Tokyo. Some in the independent Internet news media world seem to have the misconception that most Japanese people now reject the Covid narrative of the last five years. The truth is the opposite. Japan’s leaders, the news media, and the public still mostly adhere to the Covid lies that large numbers of people in the rest of the world now admit were false. For example, consider the following article and its he…

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Daily Telegraph NZ broke the news in on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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