Tourists at shopping street in Asakusa connect to Sensoji Temple with sakura trees in spring, Tokyo Japan (Japanese letters on the red lantern meaning "The name of a town adherent to the temple") 
In the land of the rising sun, there is no such thing as 'lockdown'.
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