Japan's COVID-19 epidemic continues to worsen live eel sales

After the May 1st Golden Week holiday, all walks of life have returned to their jobs. This year, affected by the new crown epidemic that has swept the world, many tourist attractions have become a bit deserted. Today, despite the domestic epidemic The situation continues to improve, but the overseas epidemic situation is still grim. As of now, the number of confirmed cases of new coronary pneumonia worldwide has exceeded 3.8 million. On the 4th of this month, the Japanese government once again announced that Japan’s nationwide state of emergency was extended until May 31. As the government urges the public to reduce travel as much as possible, many Kabayaki shops and specialty stores in Japan have seen a sharp drop in passenger traffic, and some restaurants have even temporarily closed operations. Live eel sales are even more difficult. It is worth mentioning that due to the impact of the epidemic, even the food and beverage industry Revenue has fallen sharply, but the food ...