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By Amelie Marie Nishizawa Feb 1, 2020 3 min readIn Asia, wearing a surgical face mask in public is socially acceptable.
Historically, the mask culture appeared first as a common courtesy, to prevent your germs from spreading around when you’re sick.
今朝 （ けさ ） テレビでこの 画像 （ がぞう ） みて、マスクの 付 （ つ ） け 方 （ かた ） の 可能性 （ かのうせい ） 無限大 （ むげんだい ） やなと 思 （ おも ） った。 ）やなと 思 （ おも ） った。= This morning, watching this image on TV, I thought ways of wearing masks are limitless.
Japan’s unprecedented mask shortageWith Japanese evacuees from Wuhan taken to hospital, people’s fear went up a notch.
In Japanese grammar, で has actually several more meanings that are kind of variations of the method an action or something is “done”.