Novelist Haruki Murakami cheers up people in "stay home" radio amid virus english.kyodonews.net

"I would like to help a little to blow away some coronavirus-related blues by using the power of music," Murakami said at the start of the program.
Murakami serves as a disc jockey on his radio show "Murakami Radio" around every two months.
The program was aired by 38 radio stations across the country including Tokyo FM.
As the Kyoto native was known for usually avoiding the public spotlight, his first appearance as a disc jockey on the radio program in 2018 surprised and excited many fans.
Prior to the "Stay Home Special," 13 editions of Murakami Radio were aired between August 2018 and last month.