COVID-19 News in Miyagi and Updates in 2021
From Sep.13 to Sep.30

Miyagi prefecture takes stricter anti-virus measures.
・Business hours are until 8 pm for all restaurants and facilities.
・Refrain from using karaoke stores.
・Restaurants in Sendai City suspend serving alcoholic beverages for all
day except the certified stores.

September 1

One student in Natori campus was found to be infected with the COVID19 virus. The student never visited the campus from the onset of infection
because of the summer holiday.

August 27

One student in Hirose campus was found to be infected with the COVID19 virus. The student never visited the campus from the onset of infection
because of the summer holiday. Following the instructions from the local
health center, the close contacts had PCR tests. All the test results werenegative.

From Aug.27 to Sep.12

Miyagi prefecture takes the State of Emergency.
・Refrain from going out unnecessarily after 8 pm.
・ Request for business suspended for restaurants that serve alcoholic
beverage and karaoke stores. Business hours are until 8 pm for the otherrestaurants and facilities.

From Aug.20 to Aug.26

Miyagi prefecture takes stricter anti-virus measures. Business hours areuntil 8 pm for all restaurants and karaoke stores.* Restriction on use of
public facilities, and limit the number of spectators at events to 5,000.

August 20

One student in Hirose campus was found to be infected with the COVID19 virus. The student never visited the campus from the onset of infection
because of the summer holiday.

From Aug.17 to Aug.19

Sendai City takes anti-virus measures. Business hours are until 8 pm forrestaurants that serve alcoholic beverage and karaoke stores* except thecertified stores.

From July 21 to August 16

Sendai City takes anti-virus measures. Business hours are until 9 pm forrestaurants that serve alcoholic beverage and karaoke stores* except thecertified stores.

From June 1 to June 13

Aoba Ward in Sendai City extends the period of anti-virus measures.
Business hours are until 9 pm for restaurants that serve alcoholic beverageand karaoke stores.*

May 13One student in Natori campus was found to be infected with the COVID19 virus. Following the instructions from the local health center, thecontacts and close contacts had PCR tests. All the test results werenegative.

May 11

Two students in Natori campus were found to be infected with theCOVID-19 virus. Natori campus is closed from the afternoon of May 12
till May 16. We follow instructions from the local health center.

From May 12 to May 31

Sendai City takes anti-virus measures. Business hours are until 8 pm forrestaurants that serve alcoholic beverage and karaoke stores.*

From April 5 to May 11

Sendai City takes stricter anti-virus measures. Business hours are until 8pm for all restaurants and karaoke stores.* Restriction on use of public
facilities, and limit the number of spectators at events to 5,000.

From April 5 to May 11

Miyagi Prefecture except Sendai City takes anti-virus measures. Businesshours are until 9 pm for restaurants that serve alcoholic beverage andkaraoke stores.*

From March 25 to April 4

In Sendai City, business hours are until 9 pm for restaurants that serve
alcoholic beverage and karaoke stores due to COVID-19 preventive
measure*.

March 24

One student in Natori campus was found to be infected with the COVID19 virus. The student never visited the campus from the onset of infection
because of the spring holiday, and had no contact with other students nor
faculty.

From March 18 to April 11

Miyagi prefecture's individual declaration of the State of Emergency.

March 15

One student in Hirose campus was found to be infected with the COVID19 virus. The student never visited the campus from the onset of infection
because of the spring holiday, and had no contact with other students nor
faculty.

From Jan. 27 to Feb. 7

In Sendai City, business hours are until 10 pm for restaurants that serve
alcoholic beverage and karaoke stores due to COVID-19 preventive
measure*January 13

Record-high 89 cases in the prefecture* Sendai KOSEN announced own preventive measures on June 1, 2020.
→A message from President Fukumura regarding the reopening of campuses