Tokyo (CNN) — When Keisuke Arai switched to working from home during the coronavirus pandemic , he began bickering more with his long-term girlfriend.
wondered how couples across Japan were coping under lockdown, as they adjusted to being together 24/7 under the same roof.
Suspecting he wasn't alone, the Tokyo -based tourism operatorwondered how couples across Japan were coping under lockdown, as they adjusted to being together 24/7 under the same roof.
With no clear end in sight to the coronavirus pandemic or Japan's state of emergency, Arai is banking on bringing in the bucks -- and saving some relationships on the way.
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