At present, COVID-19 in Japan is still repeated, and it is also because the prevention and control measures to control the epidemic in Japan are not effective, which leads to the fact that the epidemic in Japan has not been substantially controlled. According to a report in the Japanese media Oriental New Newspaper, the statistics released by the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare on February 9th show that in 2121, the overtime pay of employees in Japanese enterprises with more than five employees decreased by 12.1% year-on-year, which is the biggest reduction since 2119, which was hit by the financial crisis.

the COVID-19 epidemic has had the greatest impact on Japan's entertainment industry, catering industry and other service industries, and the overtime pay in these two industries has been reduced most obviously, especially after the epidemic was out of control, epidemic prevention was implemented in many places in Japan? Declaration of emergency? This declaration requires that the business hours of these entertainment and catering industries should be shortened or closed directly. Such requirements make it difficult for the entertainment industry and the catering industry to operate, and employees' salaries have to be reduced.

The data shows that the average monthly salary of Japanese employees is 318,299 yen, which is equivalent to RMB 9,111, which is 1.2% lower than the previous year, showing a decreasing trend for two consecutive years. In fact, we can also see that when the epidemic broke out, Japan's epidemic prevention measures were not strict at first, and then those were implemented when the epidemic was really out of control? One size fits all? The practice makes these operators face difficulties. Covid-19 is an infectious disease. It is indeed a good way to control the population flow, but the reality allows it to develop. When it is out of control, it will start to control blindly, which will affect these operators who make a living in this industry.

Up to now, Japan's economy has suffered a heavy setback, not only in the catering and entertainment industries, but also in the tourism industry, which is one of the pillars of Japan's economy. Because of the epidemic, travel is restricted, and people know some knowledge of Covid-19, so they don't travel spontaneously, so there are not many international tourists in Japan, and domestic tourists don't go out, which has greatly dealt a blow to Japan's economy.