As the coronavirus shows some signs of slowing in Japan — for now at least — Japan Times staff writer Ryusei Takahashi talks with people hospitalized with COVID-19 in Japan, and hears about how their lives have changed after they’ve been discharged. Hosted by Oscar Boyd.
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